Norwood High School - Tiot Yearbook (Norwood, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1950 volume:

!:0 W0 THE CLASS OF 1950 HCREUIITH PRESflTS L I suiflosone M TY TIOT LL MID fOR€V€R ? i NORWOOD KiG! )L LIBRARY N rKk ' W.JC , ,l ' s ,-jji£ nOFSUUOOD scnioR HIGH SCHOOL IIORIIIOOD, HlflSSflGHUSfTTS NORWOOD Words and Melody by JOHN F. WHEELOCK, 1913 INTROD. Con Spirito Harmonized and Arranged by G.ROY WALSH, 1913 o. m pmn wwm i pp? i £ rt£f PIANO mf $ F-T m 3: —■. - $ -0 S H ' f v p r p iN l.There ' s a school on the hill called Nor - wood, 2. To the school on the hill called Nor - wood. And her sons And her flag and daugh-ters of blue a - 4 i Hi i 1 t $ w « 9  m % P N i m £ I too, bove Are all the true sup - por - ters We will pledge our dear de - vo - tion Of her glo-rious flag of And nev - er dy - ing m i i f m t w = i m p i m m % £ £ And would rath - er die than And the years their change may blue, love, Andwhen-e ' er her sons are fight- ing, Al-thoughtime may dim her mem- ' ry, m mm m mm m % § m- Copyright, 1919, by J. F. Wheelock and G.R. Walsh HI i £ £ i 3 yield, You can hear the school that backsthemup, Go sing-ing down the field_Oh bring, We will still be true to Nor- wood High, And still we ' ll proud-ly sing- Oh I H , .  , i =5 3fc FT F cresc.- mm mm « p CHORUS £ =22 1. Nor- wood, dear Nor- wood— we sing to -S.Nor-wood, dear Nor - wood— we sing to o — you, you, Lead on We will to vie - fry be loy - al f f jrr re v T +■ -s- -•• TYTt -m- s- P ■era ±± T - r h p 3 ffi )= ffl - ' Neath our flag of blue, So Nor-wood, dear Nor- wood, we will stand by . Here is a To your flag of - blue, And Nor-wood, dear Nor- wood, as years roll by We ' llgivea m m ¥ 1=1 3 : P r _ a: 7 7 i rfpT i a Si! P ■ a zz: r A A 7 A A ■ r rr r mr SB P cheer RahlRah! Here is a cheer Rah! Rah! Cheer for Nor-wood High. Oh cheer Rah! Rah! We ' ll give a cheer Rah! Rah! Cheer for Nor-wood High. Oh ■ Sva m g a m 5 f m=m High! High! k f UJ 3 5- r ¥ «¥)!!=■: SUfi tl jsr ? -6- 1 = : -zr Norwood 2 DfDICHIIOn We, the class of 1950, dedicate our Senior Yearbook to the memory of Miss Margaret Nicholson, who was our chief adviser during our first year in Norwood Senior High School. She was an alert, capable, and co-operative leader, understanding of our bewilderment and uncertainty, and sympathetic with our ambitious if somewhat hazy ideas. The readers of this dedication cannot possibly tealize how deep was our sorrow at her untimely death, or how much she meant to all of us. As a class, we have endeavored in her memory to maintain a one hundred per cent record in class dues, and we have founded a library of moving pictures in her name. Now, as we are about to leave the school where she taught so long and so well, we pay our final tribute to her in this, our most cherished accomplishment, the 1950 Tiot. She has gone from us forever, She has moved a little nearer To the Master of all Music. CHARLES A. HAYDEN Principal members of the Class of 1950: Congratulations on this happy occasion of your graduation. You have indeed been an excellent class — outstanding in scholarship — outstanding, too, in your service to the school. You leave us now with our best wishes and with the assurance of a most sincere and continuing concern for your success. In the years ahead, may you ever reflect credit on your homes, your churches, and your school. May the harmony and happy notes of Orpheus, which you have so appropriately chosen to typify your days at Norwood Senior High School, find continuing expression for each one of you in happy, well-adjusted, righteous, unselfish, and community-minded lives. It is for this end that society educates its youth. CHARLES A. HAYDEN, Principal fOREWORD Say It With Music It was with some trepidation and a feeling of audacity that we departed this year from the time-hallowed custom of keeping our yearbook in the school colors. We wished our theme to be a rhapsody in rhythm; a song was to be our banner, and music with her silver sound was to permeate our masterpiece, and so we decided that a clear singing red and silver would be appropriate colors. We hope you approve. But how the subject-theme may gang Let time and chance determine Perhaps it may turn out a sang Perhaps turn out a sermon. R. B. CODTEMS INTRODUCTION FACULTY SENIORS PEABODY UNDERGRADUATES ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASS WILL SPONSORS ADVERTISERS AUTOGRAPHS 1-8 9-14 16-54 55-60 61-66 67-86 87-100 101-102 103-104 105-166 167-168 k, £ Q Q QdiCEtaoCtai Mr. Martin M. O ' Donnell Submaster Mathematics i%l : Miss Katherine E. Ryan Dean of Girls Mr. D. Vincent Kenefick Director of Guidance Commercial Law m Miss Jean M. Connolly School Secretary Miss Mary Canning School Nurse SEHIOR ADVISERS Miss Louise McCormack English Miss Margaret Kenefick Shorthand, Typewriting Commercial Geography Miss Ruth M. Gow Head of Mathematics Department Chairman of Senior Advisers Mr. John A. Sullivan Biology, Chemistry Photography Club Adviser f Mr. Pritchett A. Klugh Chemistry, Physics Biology, Staff Council Miss Mary E. Hubbard English, History Student Council Adviser J Mrs. Florence Riley Latin, French Yearbook Adviser JUfllOR ADVISERS Miss Mary Coughlin Stenography, Filing Typewriting General Business Training Miss Marguerite Elliott Head of Social Science Department U. S. History, World History Problems of Democracy Chairman of Junior Advisers Mr. John J. Flaherty English Hilltop Highlights Adviser Miss Mildted Metcalf French, Latin Mr. Lloyd Shultz Art Department Mi. James A. Dunn Algebra Geometry Mrs. Madaline E. Moore Art Department SOPHONIOAE ADVISERS Miss Ruth M. Johngren French, Spanish Head of Foreign Language Department Girls ' Tennis Coach Mr. James H. Butler, Jr. U. S. EWorld History Problems of Democracy Debating Club Chairman of Sophomore Advisers Miss Catherine A. Coleman English Dramatics Mr. Everett F. Leamard Head of Science Department Physics, Chemistry, Biology Mr. James J. Gormley Economics, U. S. History English Faculty Manager of Athletics Miss Elizabeth O ' Sullivan Head of English Department Staff Council Miss Grace C. McGonagle Head of Commercial Department Business Subjects SPECIAL ADVISERS Mr. Clifford H. Wheeler Director of Boys ' Vocational School Mechanical Drawing Mr. Lewis G. Lugton Boys ' Vocational Shop Mr. Stanley C. Fisher Vocational Mathematics Vocational Science Driver and Safety Education Mr. John V. Dethier Director of Music HOT PICTURED Miss Erna H. Kiley Physical Education for Girls Health Education Coach of Girls ' Sports Miss Agnes M. Bridges Supervisor of Home Economics Miss Lucy E. Steele Home Economics Mr. John B. Kelley School Treasurer Bookkeeping, Business and Consumers ' Mathematics Commercial Geography Mr. Orlando M. Scafati Head of Physical Education Department Coach of Athletics Mr. George Farnham Band Director mfuniEnnncE fk Mr. Thomas P. Thornton Mr. George F. Fitzgerald Mr. Everett J-Iughes Mr. James E. Meade HISTOfiy Of TIOT Many moons ago, when the redman ruled this region, he gave it the name of Tiot, meaning enclosure of waters, in the language of the Neponsets, a branch of the Algonquin tribe. A glance at the map shows how appropriate this picturesque name is, for Norwood is bounded on the north by the Planting Field Brook and Purgatory Brook, on the South by Trap- hole Brook and the Neponset River, on the east by the Neponset River, and on the west by Hawes Brook and Germany Brook. For some years now the name Tiot has been used as the title of the Norwood High School yearbook. The sanctum sanctorum upstairs over the school library, where the yearbook staff labors is known as the Tiot Room. If there are times when Riot Room might seem more appropriate, then we ask you to remember that our main compensation for hours of labor is the fun we have along the way, and in the end we hope that you regard the finished product as the chef d ' oeuvre that we so fondly consider it. ■■■II II n 1950 S0PH0m0R€ CLASS OfflCffiS Standing: Maroney, Feaver, Pearson, J ordano, Weisul Seated: Malacaria, Stepanovich When We Were Sweet Sixteen Remember . . . The historic day that the Class of the Half Century swarmed up the hill like so many eager beavers . . . the singing and jesting as we infiltrated our castle on high . . . that feeling of independence from lower school routine . . . finding our classrooms sans compass and the doubtful directions of the traffic officers, as a result of Mr. Hayden ' s explicit directions . . . our losing battles with Caesar . . . deciphering the Pythagorean Theorem for the football stars . . . the piercing screams of our red-headed heroine, M. J. Murphy, during the blood tests . . . when the fellows viewed the new look with such obvious nausea . . . our timorous approach to the arcade and the mysteries of the voting booths . . . our excellent choice of officers for our year as enfants terribles, Frank Malacaria, President; Nancy Pearson, Vice President; Dorothy Stepanowich, Secretary; Patricia Maroney, Girls ' Treasurer; Fred Feaver, Boys ' Treasurer; Constance Weisul, Girls ' A.A .; Richard J ordano, Boys ' A. A. . . . our Sopho- more Party — the two versions of Temptation by Patty and Gennie . . . Whitey and his har- monica . . . the smooth selections of our own orchestra . . . the climax of the party when the friendly football stass borrowed a major portion of our refreshments . . . putting on our assembly for the upper classmen and the praise we received for our performance . . . the flutter- ing of many a maiden ' s heart as Coach Scafati walked by . . . the adoption of the Sophomore girls by the upper classmen for the Prom, much to the dismay of their big sisters . . . our selection of class rings and the usual exchange of many before a week had passed . . . the groans and complaints that greeted our attempts to extract class dues . . . the realization, that as June approached, we had passed one milestone on the road to graduation and that N.H.S. in our estimation was, in a word . . . Wunderbar. EVER PRESENT STA6-LINE | GENT5 CHOICE f uJff £ .tfs: ® • -I h J in a M? V D S sV_ « 5 DK WHtif FOUND 1 w CRCAt .TEMPTATION TWO VERSIONS PADDY GINNY V V i) ' J K-j C STOLE OUR REFRESHMENTS. U THIEVES? CINDERELLA  ,,...- p(1hcVx |s{o m t n WW suffers almost; REMEMBER THE DOG TAGS ! 1950 JUfllOfi CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Piraino, Stepanovich, Sparrow Seated: Maroney, Falconer, Donahue Doin What Comes Natur ' lly Remember . . . The gradual readjustment to the familiar routine of School Daze . . . covering the limitless number of school books . . . greeting old friends and making hosts of others . . . the attempts of the athletic members of our class to step into the spotlight with the mighty seniors . . . our colorful demonstrations at the football games . . . our valiant efforts to beg, borrow, or steal a car to attend the basketball and hockey games . . . blaming the misdemeanors of the whole school on our elusive Wetched Wabbit . . . the long hours we toiled on those ingenious chemistry projects (and the frequent requests that we send Mr. Learnard home for supper) . . . Miss Steele ' s patience with the girls ' cooking problems in Home Ec . . . the inauguration of Pat O ' Grady to the Governor ' s Council at Girls ' State . . . how Chick and Gerry wouldn ' t talk about their adventures at Boys ' State . . . the results of our election of officers: Margaret Falconer, President; Dorothy Stepanowich, Secretary; Patricia Maroney, Girls ' Treasurer; Paul Piraino, Boys ' Treasurer; Patricia Donahue, Girls ' A. A.; Joseph Sparrow, Boys ' A. A. . . . that unexpected winter vacation when the boilers were repaired, and our indignation when vacations were shortened to make up for the lost time . . . our sufferings resulting from the hazardous experimenting of Mr. Learnard ' s all-girl chemistry class . . . following the players ' bus to the baseball games in Gige ' s car . . . Gige ' s frantic pantomime to Bridget(the driver ? ) from the back window of the bus . . . those temperamental brakes! . . . the treasured souvenirs from Cappies after our Moonlight and Roses Prom . . . our last farewells to the Forty Niners . . . our anticipation of senior laurels . . . that all students agree about the junior year . . ' ' They Say It ' s Wonderful -120 1- SfdlOfi CLASS OFFICERS Stepanowich, Redihan, Malacaria, Feaver, Weisul, Donahue, McGuff Sittiri On Top Of The World Remember . . . The attempts of our class to assume the dignity of Superior Seniors (the honor we had dreamed of for two long years) . . . the girlish giggles and the manly mischief which eliminated any possible decorum . . . the first conspicuous days on traffic when the smallest officers were carried along with the crowd . . . the valiant efforts of the football squad despite their numerous injuries . . . our vivacious cheerleaders who represented our school so well . . . the outcome of those vital class elections: Frank Malacaria, President; Elizabeth McGuff, Vice-President; Dorothy Stepanowich, Secretary; Constance Weisul, Girls ' Treasurer; Fred Feaver, Boys ' Treasurer; Patricia Donahue, Girls ' A. A.; Bernard Redihan, Boys ' A. A. . . . those un- forgettable performances in Junior Miss . . . the back stage escapades . . . the microphone system rigged up so that Miss Coleman wouldn ' t have to raise her voice (?)... that hectic week when class pictures were taken and those long lists of promised pictures . . . our excel- lent season record in basketball with Captain Shackley performing superhuman feats . . . our wonderful hockey team with Joe, Russ, and Ishky winning honor for the school on the Bay State All-Star Team . . . the trouble the girls had with Miss Ryan about those open lockers {22 . . . the birthday celebtations in the lunch room with the ridiculous gifts . . . the sensation Mr. Schultz ' s jeep caused on his arrival at N.H.S. . . . the strains of the French and Spanish songs at Christmas time . . . that humming bee-hive of activity and excitement known as the Tiot Room, and the vacation days spent there when the building was otherwise deserted . . . the crowning of Wally and Ann as King and Queen of Hearts . . . the strange music that floated through the corridors, broadcasting the fact that the spring operetta was underway . . . the activities periods when we had to be in three places at one time . . . our gala Senior Prom . . . the final weeks of school that arrived All Too Soon . . . that our fun and achievements were due to the faculty of wonderful teachers at N.H.S. . . . that special thanks is due Miss Gow and our Senior advisers . . . that for her help and inspiration on our yearbook, Mrs. Riley certainly deserves a medal . . . and finally that the fellows and gals in the class of the Half Century who shared in these three wonderful, memorable years are forever united by bonds of memory and now — The Time Has Come To Bid You Adieu Key men at n.H.s. A.B. Frank Malacaria, Robert Bunker, Joseph Peattie {23 } JOSEPH ABELY 38 Railroad Avenue Engineer Joe Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; J. V. Football; Class Play Committee; Baseball 1, 3; Senior Musicale. Eager-eyed with an engaging smile and an even disposition. Favorite Song; Again. CLARENCE ATKINS 76 Beech Street Doctor Cat Debating Club 1, 2; Intra-Mural Basketball 1; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Gradua- tion Usher ' 49; Baseball 3; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A Don Juan, a squire of dames, a jaunty jo kester. Favorite Song: Blueberry Hill. PAUL J. BARRETT 58 North Avenue Physical Ed. Instructor Ishky Hockey 1, 2, 3, Co-captain; Senior Musicale. A puck-chaser par excellence, slow with words but speedy on the blades. Favorite Song: Again. SHIRLEY ANN BARSS 96 Cedar Street Office Worker Shir I Christmas Sale; Peabody Co- operative; Ticket Seller 2; Sopho- more Party Committee; Senior Musicale. This pretty girl has the lustrous locks that the boys admire and the girls envy. Favorite Song: I Can Dream, Can ' t I? THERESA M. BARTUCCA 18 Sturtevant Avenue Nurse Terry Tennis 3; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Senior Musicale; Usherette at Senior Play; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A small and sultry-looking brun- ette, always eager to participate in fun and frolic. Favorite Song: Stardust. RONALD BERGMAN 893 Washington Street Artist Whitey Sophomore Party Committee; In- tra-mural Basketball 1, 2; Basket- ball 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Tennis player, harmonica virtuoso, art major, he ' s blonde, slim, and self ■ contained. Favorite Song: Can Dream, Can ' t 1} FRANK BILOTTA 401 Pleasant Street Business Man Frankie Intra-Mural Basketball 3; Basket- ball 3; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 2, 3; Football 3; Orchestra 1, 3; Band 1; Baseball 3; Senior Musicale. A calm and competent clarinetist, a ten-second man on the track. Favorite Song: Stardust. 4 24 } ROSE BILOTTA 42 Austin Street Dress-maker Senior Musicale. Her big eyes miss nothing and she has an inexhaustible supply of good humour. Favorite Song: I Can Dream Cant 1: DANIEL BITAR 1247 Washington Street Band Leader Dynamite Sophomore Party Committee; In- tra-Mural Basketball 1, 2; Out- door Track 1, 2; Football 1; J. V. Football; Assembly Committee; Orchestra 1, 2; Band 1; Photog- raphy Club; Yearbook Commit- tee; Senior Musicale. A voice like a trumpet, boisterous and argumentative; an asset on publicity. Favorite Song: So Tired. JACQUELINE BLAIS 1150 Washington Street Secretary Jackie Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Football Programs; Ticker Seller 2, 3; Student Coun- cil 1; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Committee; Football Dance Committee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. An enthusiastic school supporter, especially interested in fo otball (team) , she is sociable and sprightly. Favorite Song: Midnight Mas- querade. CHARLES BLAZON IS 95 Concord Avenue Cosmetologist Chaz Open House; Peabody Prom Committee; Track; Sophomore Party; Senior Musicale. This lucky fella is always surrounded by the gals, but he ' s still a hard- working, conscientious student. Favorite Song: Charlie, My Boy. LAURA MAY BOCH 742 Neponset Street Secretary Bunny Peabody Co-operative; Peabody Prom; Junior Prom Committee; Sophomore Party; Senior Musi- cale; Basketball 1, 2, 3. With that husky voice, Laura could do a Lizabeth Scott act; she has the looks too. Favorite Song: Jealous Heart. WILLIAM E. BRAUER 155 Winslow Avenue Stock Car Driver Bill Junior Prom Committee; Basket- ball 1; Senior Council; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Of towering stature, good-looking and well-dressed, cheerful and com- panionable. Favorite Song: Blueberry Hill. LUCY ELLEN BREEN 26 Everett Avenue Secretary Sophomore Parry Committee Class Day ' 49; Ticket Seller 3 Class Play Cast; Yearbook Com mittee; Heart Hop Committee Senior Musicale. A noteworthy and winning char- acter, she is sweet and merry; the girls ' combination genius. Favorite Song: Forever And Ever. ■{25 } anne marie;bunker !-, 114 Lincoln Street Nurse Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49; Bask- etball 2, 3; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Archery 1; Student Council 2, 3, Secretary; Yearbook Committee; Assembly Committee; Football Dance Committee; Usherette at Senior Play; Snowball Dance Committee; Class Histotian; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Well-groomed, smartly dressed, gra- cious in manner and grand in per- sonality. Favorite Song: Stardust. ROBERT EDWARD BUNKER 114 Lincoln Street Physical Ed. Teacher Binky Traffic Squad; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Football Programs; Intra - Mural Basketball 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; J. V. Football; Graduation Ushet; Projection Club; Football Dance Committee; Baseball 1, 2, „. 3; Co-Editot, Yearbook; Senior Play Committee; Heatt Hop Com- mittee; Senior Musicale. A class favorite with a debonair manner and a diplomatic disposition, tfJK I his merry banter never failed us. Favorite Song: Meadows of Heaven. MARGARET ANN BURKE 373 Railroad Avenue Telephone Operator Peg Usherette at Senior Play; Class Day; Football Dance Committee; Teachers ' Luncheon; Heart Hop Committee; Seniot Musicale. She is a merry madcap, knows all the jokes and keeps us in gay spirits. Favorite Song: Heartaches. LURA JEAN BYRNE 361 Prospect Street Nurse Junior Prom Committee; Senior Musicale. A blushing maiden with a flawless complexion; she is quiet and shy. Favorite Song: A Perfect Day. EDWARD J. CAMPBELL 43 Adams Stteet Barber Eddie Sophomore Party Committee; Hockey 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Cheerful, unassuming, well-versed in sports stories, with a memory like the proverbial elephant. Favorite Song: We ' ll Build A Bungalow. MARY ANN CAPACHIN 119 Pleasant Street Dressmaker Mac Christmas Sale; Fashion Show; Step Party; Peabody Co-operative; Peabody Sale and Tea; Peabody Prom; Peabody Glee Club; Seniot Musicale. A melodious voice, a casual manner; a Norwoodite only by adoption. Favorite Song: Some Enchanted Evening. FRED W. CARLSON 10 Phillips Avenue Pharmacist Chickie Traffic Squad; Class Day ' 49; Intta-Mural Basketball 1, 3; Class Play Committee; Boys ' State; Yeatbook Committee; Gradua- tion Usher ' 49; Football Dance Committee; Heart Hop Commit- tee; Senior Musicale. The complete friend in need; amiable, trustwo rthy, always smiling. Favorite Song: Some Enchanted Evening. ■{26 BETTY CARLSON 111 Winter Street Language Teacher Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 2; Atchety 2; Class Play Commit- tee; Band 1, 2, 3; Co-Editor Cir- culation, Yearbook; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. An outstanding scholar, an efficient co-worker, plus a chic appearance and stimulating personality; Betty s assets add up to one swell girl. Favorite Song: Stardust. LILLIAN MARIE CARLSON 19 Lydon Stteet Nurse Minnie Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Ten- nis 3; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Archery 1, 2; Class Play Committee; Yeatbook Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Heatt Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A ' ' hep-cat in every sense, a talent- ed tinkler of the ivories; she ' s jolly and capable, too. Favorite Song: Can Dream, Can ' t I? ROBERT ANTHONY.CASHEN 12 Morse Avenue Dentist Bob Sophomore Party Committee; unior Prom Committee; Gradua- ion Usher ' 49; Projection Club; Senior Musicale. An irrepressible, mercurial gagster; he is trim-appearing and quick- witted. Favorite Song: Goodnight Sweet- heart. JEAN ANNE CHARRON 234 Vernon Street Secretary Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mirtee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 2, 3; Archery; Student Council, Corresponding Secretaty 2, Exe- cutive Board 3; Class Play Com- mittee; Yeatbook Committee; Assembly Committee; Football Dance Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Heatt Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Competent and dependable, Jean is a high-ranking 1950 leader. Favorite Song: It Had To B. U. MARIE ANN CHISHOLM 29 Walnut Avenue Nurse Rickey Senior Council 3; Sophomore Par- ty Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Ticket Sellet 2, 3; Archery 1, 2; Class Play Com- mittee; Yearbook Committee; Usherette at Seniot Play; Snow- ball Dance Committee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale; Sen- ior Council. Ever-smiling, garrulous and jocose; forever in escapades. Favorite Song: Blueberry Hill. ELIZABETH CHURCH 321 Dean Stteet Secretary Liz Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49; Class Play Com- mittee; Yearbook Committee; Ushetette at Senior Play; Senior Musicale. Attractiv e and poised in appearance and manner, delightful to know. Favorite Song: There ' s Yes, Yes In Your Eyes. DORIS CLANCY 194 East Street Cosmetologist Clancy Open House 2; Peabody Co- operative 3; Peabody Prom 3; Peabody Glee Club 2; Senior Musicale. Bright-eyed and pretty, she is grace- ful and poised. Favorite Song: You ' ve Changed. {21 } •fgt ftM BP FRANK S. COFSKY, JR. 63 Austin Street Radio Technician Clinker Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Football Programs; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Executive Board; Graduation Usher ' 49; Golf 2, 3; Football Dance Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Well-poised, mature, sociable, a smooth man on the dance-floor; an active school citizen; an invigorat- ing personality. Favorite Song: I Can Dream, Can ' t IP PETER EDWARD CONROY 14 Cross Street Sailot Pete Class Day ' 49; Senior Musicale. One of the patrons at Smokers ' Bluff; trim and neat in appearance, quiet in school but one of the boys after school. Favorite Song: Home On The Range. WILLIAM CORMIER 32 High Street Coast Guatd Bill Traffic Squad; Baseball 1; Senior Musicale. A cross-word puzzle devotee with an apt and clever gift of mimicry. Favorite Song: Can Dream, Can ' t I? ROBERT W. COSTELLO 49 Walnut Avenue U. S. Coast Guard Costy Senior Musicale; Senior Council. An outdoor type, a nature-lover; straight-forward and dependable. Favorire Song: I Can Dream, Can ' t I? CLAIRE M. COUGHLIN 27 Warren Street Medical Secretary Coffey Sophomore Party Committee; Seniot Musicale. Upright and sensible, silent but re- sourceful; someone in whom to con- fide your troubles. Favorite Song: Jealous Heart. WILLIAM M. CRADDOCK, JR. 34 Winfield Street Lawyer Gus Debating Club 1, 2; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Intra- Mural Basketball 1, 2; Class Play Committee; Class Play Cast; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Man-about-town, garrulous and gregarious, an unexcelled saxophone player. Favorite Song: All The Things You Are. GERALD F. CRIMMINS 43 Plimpton Avenue Lawyer Jerry Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Out- door Track 2, 3; Indoor Track 2, 3; Football 1, 3; Class Play Cast; Boys ' State; Snowball Dance Committee; Senior Musicale. Tall, loose-jointed, with a blonde plume of hair; his heart interest is in Canton. Favorite Song: You Were Only Fooling. 4 28 } JOHN F. CUFF 46 Adams Street Engineer Jack Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49; Intra-Mural Bask- etball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Hockey; Football; J. V. Football; Graduation Usher ' 49; Golf; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Brusque in manner, a turbulent personality; good-looking and well- dressed. Favorite Song: As You Desire Me. HELEN JEAN CULLEN 585 Neponset Street Secretary Hel Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day; Ticket Seller 3; Class Play Committee; Year- book Committee; Usherette at Senior Play; Sophomore Assem- bly; Office Assistant; Senior Musicale. The efficient worker, competent and studious, she also has a light-hearted and gay side. Favorite Song: Jim. ELIZABETH ANN CURRAN 57 Elliot Street Nurse Betsy Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Tennis 1, 2; Class Play Cast; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Friendly and frank, merrily she goes along, her mirth-filled eyes missing nothing en route. Favorite Song: Can Dream, Can ' t I? WILLIAM CURRAN 27 Pine Street Cartoonist Bill J. V. Football; Yearbook Com- mittee; Senior Musicale. Reticent in manner, hut with an hilarious humor and an observant eye, as witness his original and individual sketches on our sports pages. Favorite Song: Can Dream, Can ' t I? JEAN PHYLLIS DAVIS 40 Nicholas Stteet Dental Hygienist Basketball; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 49; Archery 1, 2; Student Council 3; Class Play Committee; Football Dance Com- mittee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A sweetly angelic countenance, a clever inquiring mind, one of 1950 ' s model girls. Favorite Song: I ' m In The Mood For Love. GEORGE M. DeALMEIDA 90 Rock Street Coach Gige Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Billiard expert, powerful swatter, brawny guard; Gige has no worries to dampen his good disposition. Favorite Song: Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer. WILLIAM E. DEEB 19 Weld Avenue Doctor Billy Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 2; Tennis 1, 2; J. V. Football; Class Play Cast; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Small, persistent, indefatigable, cap- able member of a bowling family. Favorite Song: Jealous Heart. -(29 SSREffiSHI ' ■ ■ ' ALFRED S. DELSIGNORE 18 Austin Street Executive „ Barker Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Basket- ball 3; Senior Musicale. yl sonorous voice, a tempestuous dis- position, a frequent patron of Kei- ley ' s Emporium. Favorite Song: I ' ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm. JOSEPHINE DeROSE 207 Wins low Avenue Dancet P ol h Sophomore Party Committee; junior Prom Committee; Basket- ball 3; Ticket Seller 3; Archery 3; Student Council 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Sophomote Assembly; Heart Hop Committee; Seniot Musicale. A talented twinkle-toes and twtrler, she s a- doll of a majorette! Favorite Song: Body And bout. BARBARA DI CICCO 1358 Wahington Street Cosmetologist Sweet Christmas Sale; Usher; Fashion Show; Open House; Christmas Tea; Step Party; Peabody Co- operative; Class Picnic- Class Officer; Peabody Sale and Tea; Peabody Prom; Thanksgiving Party Committee; Peabody; Crlee Club; Senior Musicale. Dark-haired and vivacious, her nickname is Sweet and sweet she is. Favorite Song: I Can Dream, Cant I? MARRIE LOU DILLON 102 Beaver Street Franklin, Mass. Dressmaker Christmas Sale; Usher; Fashion Show; Senior Musicale A pleasing personality; she lives in a world of maturity to which we all aspire. v Favorite Song: You 11 Never Know. LENORE AVERY DIXON 83 Pheasant Hill Street Westwood, Mass. Teacher ,   Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1; Football Programs; Class Play Cast; Year- Book, Sponsor Editor, Sopho- more Assembly; Senior Musicale Tall and blonde, a combination of brains and beauty; a capable and reliable co-worker, Lennie is des- tined for fame. ,.,. , Favorite Song: Whirlwind. PATRICIA ANN DONAHUE 44 Hill Street Nurse u Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Archery 1- Class Play Committee; Cheer- leader, Captain; Class Officer 2, 3; Football Dance Committee; Sen- ior Council; Junior Prom Com- mittee: Class Day ' 49; Heart Hop Committee; Seniot Musicale Fun-loving with a happy-go-lucky nature, Pattys our Number One Cheerleader, peppy and popular. Favotite Song: My Happiness. ROBERT F. DOUCETTE 39 Elliot Stteet c ... Bob Sailor , „ r Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Jumot From Com- mittee; Intra-Mural Basketball 1; Tennis 1; J. V. Football, Class Play Cast; Graduation Usher 49, Orchestra 1; Band 1; Projection Club; Photogtaphy Club; Hockey Manager 3; Yearbook Commirtee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. . A bonny lad with an engaging smile, always the gentleman. Favorite Song: Forever And Ever. {20} JEAN DUQUETTE 914 Washington Street Cosmetologist Christmas Sale 2; Open House 2; Class Picnic 2, 3; Pea body Sale and Tea 2; Peabody Prom 2; Senior Musicale. Jeanie with the dark brown hair; gentle and soft-spoken. Favorite Song: Can Dream, Can ' t I? MARGARET M. DURKIN 72 Highland Street Artist Peggy Class Play Committee; Senior Musicale. A newcomer to our class, Peggy has joined in class activities with a keen interest and has become a true 1950 booster. Favorite Song: Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer. ANN ECKHARDT 143 Prospect Stteet Secretary Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Coal-black hair and vivid rosy cheeks make an appealing combina- tion; she is loved for her pleasant disposition and winning ways. Favorite Song: Charlie My Boy. JEAN MARGARET EISNOR 569 Neponset Street Teacher Jeanie Class Day ' 49; Ticket Seller 3; Usherette at Senior Play; Senior Musicale. Keen-minded and alert, small and silent; she is a mathematical genius. Favorite Song: Warsaw Concerto. MARGARET M. FALCONER 25 Rock Stteet Nutse Margie Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Class Officer 2; Orches- tra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Red Cross Representative 2, 3; Good Gov- ernment Day Representative; Sen- ior Musicale. A chic cutie, aiming for the higher things in life; one more musician from a talented family . Favorite Song: J Can Dream, Can ' t I? FREDERICK FEAVER, III 75 Washington Street Accountant Fred Debating Club 2; Sophomore Par- ty Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Play Committee; Class Ring Committee; Gradua- tion Usher ' 49; Class Officer 1, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3; Heart Hop Commit- tee; Senior Musicale ;Senior Council. An engaging smile and a pleasant disposition, Fred ' s also the watchdog of our moolah. Favorite Song: Can Dream, Can ' t I? PHILIP JOSEPH FOLAN 126 Pleasant Street Accountant Flip Sophomore Party Committee; Intra-Mural Basketball 1; Foot- ball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Seniot Musi- cale. Tall, well-built, well-mannered, and modest. Favorite Song: 9 College Melody. 431 } ja My t V i, EDWARD P. FOLEY 2 Highview Street Store Manager CA Vi Hockey 1, 2;J. V. Football; Class Ring Commitree; Basketball Man- ager; Photography Club; Senior Musicale. Chick is an A P boy, drives his own car; non-committal and independent. Favorite Song: Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer. JOHN R. FOLEY 8 St. James Avenue Pilot Johnny Junior Prom Committee; Intra - Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Football 3; J- V. Football; Pho- tography Club; Senior Musicale. A tenacious will concealed by a quiet manner; a fleet-footed trackster; he evades calisthenics with persistence. Favorite Song: That Old Black Magic. to WILLIAM FOLEY 12 Howard Street Druggist Senior Musicale. Lackadaisical in manner and move- ment; Smokers ' Bluff will never be the same without him. Favorite Song: Lucky Old Sun. PRISCILLA FOURNIER 8 Third Street Secretary Pris Christmas Sale; Peabody Co- operative; Home Room Repre- sentative; Senior Musicale. The efficient and dependable worker, earnest and ambitious; an accom- plished acco rdionist. Favorite Song: Beautiful Dreamer. MARGARET MARY FRATES 323 Prospect Street School Teacher Margie Traffic Squad; Senior Council; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Archery 1, 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Football Dance Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Heart Hop Commit- tee; Senior Musicale. Blonde and lively, this gal always keeps things popping! Favorite Song: My Happiness. CHARLOTTE FROST 11 Cross Street Office Worker Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Class Play Committee; Usherette at Senior Play; Senior Musicale. A sincere and trustworthy girl, eager to lend a helping hand. Favorite Song: Surrey With the F ringe On Top. GLORIA GIOVANNUCCI 50 Washington Street Floral Designer Glo Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Archery 1; Class Play Committee; Senior Musicale; Heart Hop Committee. A half -pint of pep, her heart moved out with the gold prospectors. Favorite Song: Maybe You ' ll Be There. {32 ELIZABETH M. GLYNN 357 Prospect Street Secretary Betty Traffic Squad; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 49; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Archery 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Assem- ble Committee; Football Dance Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Heart Hop Commit- tee; Senior Musicale. With her dimpled smile, retrousse nose, and merry eyes, she ' s as cute as a button, but withal sagacious and efficient. Favorire Song: Orchids In The Moonlight. WALTER J. GLYNN, JR. 357 Prospect Street Auto Salesman Mart Debating Club 2; Intra-Mural Basketball 1; Outdoot Track 1; Track Manager; Hockey 3; Foot- ball 3; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Happy-go-lucky and nonchalant, as quiet as a Moose, Mort has a remark for every occasion and don ' t try to stop him! Favorite Song: Again. RUTH GNERRE 78 Cross Street Music Teacher Ruthie Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Ticket Seller 3; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Com- mittee; Orchestra; Senior Musi- cale; Heart Hop Committee. A song always at the tips of her fingers, she is not only a magnificent musician but an industrious and ambitious student. Favotite Song: The Lord ' s Prayer. ROBERT GOODWIN 15 Ridge Street Mathematician Goody Traffic Squad; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Graduation Usher ' 49; Orchestra 1 2; Band 1, 2; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Courteous, faithful, always un- ruffled; a mathematical brain . Favorite Song: Because. WALTER E. GOTOVICH 18 Folan Avenue Physical Ed. Teacher Wally Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Intra-Mural Basket- ball 2; Indoor Track 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. His middle name should be Lothario; he charms the girls, the boys admire his rugged, athletic ability. Favorite Song: So Tired. MAXWELL C. GRADY 311 Prospect Street Carpenter Maxie Senior Musicale. Self-effacing and unassuming, but a clever boy with the plane and the hammer. Favorite Song: Blue Heaven. DAVID F. GREENWOOD 15 Everett Avenue Commercial Arist Divadio Junior Prom Committee; Tennis 2; Football 3; J. V. Football 1, 2; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. An inscrutable expression, a racon- teur of tall tales, his eloquence amazes us. Favorite Song: Again. HH k y mt , H {33 ALFRED GROVER 481 Nahatan Street Carpenter Basketball 3; Outdoor Track 3; Baseball 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Mild-mannered and unassertive in school, we hear he operates far and wide. Still waters run deep} Favorite Song: Old Shep. N. ANTHONY GUIDO 1086 Washington Street Photographer Junie Senior Musicale; Football Man- ager; Photography Club. Never seen without his Oldsmobile; an efficient football manager; his dark, roving eyes miss nothing. Favotite Song: Someone To Watch Over Me. dgjjfrjjfti j|« WILLIAM GUSTAFSON 209 Dean Street Sailor Gus Senior Musicale. Inclined to be solitary but by no means quiet when in a crowd; he likes to tease and joke. Favorire Song: She Wore A Yel- low Ribbon. GERALD INE HALE 10 Johnson Court Airline Hostess Jerri Traffic Squad; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Basketball 2; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Student Council 2; Class Play Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Hearr Hop Commit- tee; Senior Council; Senior Musi- cale. Well-groomed with a charming feminine frivolity, Gerri ' s one of the many pretty gals of 1950. Favorite Song: So Tired. TRACY HALSTEAD 45 Howatd Street Executive Trace Sophomote Patty; Football 3; Basketball 3; Track 2; Senior Musicale. A B.T.O., he vies with Fred Asia ire on the dance floor; a mighty hunter is he. Favorite Song: Till Then. CYNTHIA HAMLIN 362 Washington Street Secretary Cinny Christmas Sale; Peabody Co- operative; Senior Musicale. Tiny and dainty, modest and merry. Favorite Song: I Can Dream, Cant I? DOUGLAS HARDY 320 Nichols Street Engineer Doug Debaring Club 2; Sophomore Party Commirtee; Intra-Mural Baskerball 1; Studenr Council 3; Graduation Usher ' 49; Heart Hop Committee; Seniot Musicale. An ever-grinning curly-top, with a contagious chuckle; school is definitely a minor issue. Favotite Song: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. {34 — w BARBARA HAWKES 17 Railroad Avenue Accountant Barb Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee ' 49; Basketball 1; Senior Musicale. The accomplished student, thoughtful and natural, she ' s an A- - on our friendship card. Favorite Song: I ' m In The Mood For Love. JOHN HAYES 4 Maple Street Architect Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Class Play Committee 2, 3; Class Play Cast; Hilltop High- lights 2, 3; Graduation Usher ' 49; Photography Club; Senior Musi- cale. Tall, dignified, scholarly, John has been the mainstay of our Hilltop Highlights as a clever, dependable reporter. Favorite Song: Sleigh Bells. MARY GERALDINE HAYES 12 Catalpa Road Office Worker Gerry Christmas Sale; Peabody Co- operative; Senior Musicale. Petite Gerry is always in good humour; she spreads sunshine every- where she goes. Favorite Song: i Can Dream, Can ' t I? iM EDWARD C. HAYMAN 54 Rockhill Street Sailor Turban Football 1, 2, 3; Snowball Dance Committee; Heart Hop Commit- tee; Senior Musicale. Burly-framed, a titanic guard, he loves the cowboy ballads and the company of the gentler sex. Favorite Song: Dangerous Dan McGrew. MARY HEALY 26 Rock Hill Street Marriage Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 2, 3; Archery; Student Council 1; Class Play Committee; Class Ring Commit- tee; Yearbook Committee; Cheer- leader; Football Dance Commit- tee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Tall and well-poised, her good looks are aided by a varied wardrobe; she is sunny tempered and an enthusias- tic cheerleader for (NT) H. S. Favorite Song: ' Till Then. DOROTHY HEFFERAN 32 Lydon Street Engineer Dot Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1; Ticket Seller 1, 2; Student Council 1; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Commit- tee; Assembly Committee; Cheer- leader; Class Gifts; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. The American Beauty of 1950, popular, versatile, a clever student, a lively cheerleader, a joy to behold. Favorite Song: Basin Street Blues. MARY HENNESSEY 50 Monroe Street Stewardess Christmas Sale; Open House; Step Party; Peabody Co-operative; Class Picnic; Class Officer 3; Pea- body Sale and Tea; Peabody Prom; Thanksgiving Party Com- mittee; Decorating Committee; Peabody Skits; Sophomore Repre- sentative; Senior Musicale. Earnest and efficient, a favorite with her classmates, successful in every- thing. Favorite Song: With Someone Like You. {55 } -:-■ ■ ' ' S ; ELIZABETH HOAR 392 W ashington Street Telephone Operator Betty Sophomore Parry Committee; Class Play Committee; Senior Musicale; Heart Hop Committee. Talkative, but always saying nice things, she ' s ever-smiling and gay- spirited. Favorire Song: Don ' t Cry Joe. BARBARA HOBSON 22 Beech Street Hait Dresser Senior Musicale. An attractive brunette, reserved but strong-willed. Favorite Song: Because. RICHARD S. HORTON 675 Neponset Street Banker Dick Debating Club 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee; Graduation Usher ' 49; Senior Musicale. Slim and dapper with an irrepressi- ble gaiety, he gets around, and be- lieve us, that Buick is no handicap. Favorite Song: Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer. ALBERT IPPOLITI 139 Monroe Street Business Man Al Class Day ' 49; Intra-Mutal Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Sopho- more Assembly; Senior Council; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. The personality kid, known for his affability; he ' s a practised dancer and a drummer who ' s on the beat. Favorite Song: You ' re Breaking My Heart. ELAINE JAZZ 34 Austin Street Skater Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Ticket Seller 3; Year- book Committee; Heart Hop Commitree; Senior Musicale. A twentieth century Venus, Blaine has been a star on skates for some- time and maintains a starring role at N. H. S. Favorite Song: You ' re So Under- standing. VIRGINIA JEWKES 56 Hawthorne Street Artist Gini Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Class Play Committee; Football Dance Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Hearr Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. She is a skilled artist and has pleas- ing ways; she must please someone else too, note the diamond. Favorite Song: Poor John. HELEN J OCAS 196 Washington Street Commercial Artist Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Art Editor; Football Dance Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Senior Musi- cale. An attractive duchess, with wonder- ful posture and poise; her artistic talent is as noteworthy as her pains- taking zeal. Favorite Song: You, You, You Are The One. • rr w$m 4 36 } ELIZABETH JOHNSON 45 Johnson Place Nurse Betty Debating Club 3; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Arch- ery 2; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Heart Hop Commit- tee; Senior Musicale. A carefree coquette, neat in appear- ance with an unsuspected humour. Favorite Song: Jack, jack, Jack. JOYCE E. JOHNSON 64 Rosemary Street Fashion Illustrator J. J. Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 2, 3; Football Programs; Class Play Commit- tee; Football Dance Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Art Editor, Tiot; Senior Musicale. Joyce has the height and clothes- flair of a model, and a superb artistic talent; she is a skilled cratfsman and an accomplished student . Favorite Song: My Romance. RONALD O. JOHNSON 15 Hartford Street Construction Worker Yharho Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 2; Senior Musicale. An amicable disposition, his long legs are a big help on the cinder path. Favorite Song: Can Dream Can ' t I? SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON 8 Morse Avenue Nurse Shirl Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 49; Tennis 1; Archery 1; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Committee; Assembly Committee; Usherette at Senior Play; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Well-mannered and well-groomed, pleasant and pretty, Shirley ' s a heart warmer. Favorite Song: Till Then. PRISCILLA M. JOHNSTON 224 Washington Street Secretary Toot Ticket Seller 2, 3; Usherette at Senior Play; Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day; Archery; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A small package of delightful ways: impish but determined. Favorite Song: J Can Dream Can ' t I? RICHARD JORDANO 12 Heaton Avenue Physical Ed. Teacher Buzzer Traffic Squad; Intra-Mural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2,3 ; Outdoor Track 1; Indoor Track 1; Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 3; Graduation Usher ' 49; Class Officer 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. A powerful looking he-man, modest but full of fun, his outstanding talent in sports is admired by all; a capable Co-Captain and a regular guy! Favorite Song: Midnight Mas- querade. CAROL JOSTIN 93 Cross Street Interior Decorator Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Student Council 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Football Dance Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Petite and sweet, she entrances us with her gleeful laughter and gay moods. Favorite Song: Stardust. {37 } NANCY KALLGREN 39 Chapel Street Nutse Basketball 1, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Archety 1; Senior Musicale. A versatile athlete with a congenial manner, she has a splendid fund of humour. Favorite Song: When I Grow Too Old To Dream. JOHN R. KALLSTROM 15 Johnson Court Carpenter Johnny Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 3; Student Council 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Seniot Musi- cale. He could give lessons in taciturnity, but he devours the adventures of Superman and Buck Rogers; a dependable man on the diamond. Favorite Song: Lucky Old Sun. NORA ANN KEADY 24 Lydon Street Airline Hostess Nonie Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Ticket Seller 1, 2; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A good dancer, she ' s a fun lover and a gay chatterer, but occasionally dons a serious mood. Favorite Song: When They Begin The Beguine. JAMES F. KEATING 399 Railroad Avenue Cabinet Maker Jim Student Council 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Tall, erect, an inscrutable expression; attendance at school is only a side- line. Favorite Song: You Were Only Fooling. MARIE KEEFE 264 Lenox Street Nurse Traffic Squad; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 49; Tennis 2; Class Play Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Advertising Co-Editor, Yearbook; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A beauty of merit, sweet-natured, gracious and pleasing. Favorite Song: Can Dream, Can ' t I? PATRICIA MARIE KERR 45 Prospect Avenue Teacher Patty Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day; Class Play Committee; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Heatt Hop Com- mittee; Senior Musicale. Amiable and efficient, she ' s talented with her fiddle and needle, creating music we enjoy and clothes we ad- mire. Favorite Song: Younger Than Springtime. EDWIN J. KIJANOWSKI 12 Saunders Road Veterinarian Bunny Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Class Play Cast; Band 1, 2; Projection Club; Photogtaphy Club; Senior Musicale. An outdoor man from way back, he rides many hobbies because his interests are multiple and varied; a good kid and we like him. Favorite Song: Mule Train. •{38} WILLIAM KILLOREN 302 Nahatan Street Contractor Willy Football 1, 3; Graduation Usher ' 49; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A black-haired, curly-topped char- acter with a forceful, dynamic per- sonality who speaks his mind on all occasions. Favorite Song: Mule Train. MARIE C. KNOLL 99 Wilson Street Success Christmas Sale 2, 3; Fashion Show 2, 3; Open House 2, 3; Step Party 2, 3; Peabody Co- operative; Class Picnic; Peabody Sale and Tea 2, 3; Peabody Prom; Thanksgiving Party Committee 2, 3; White Elephant Sale 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Unobtrusive in manner but with a delightful smile and melodious voice. Favorite Song: Anniversary Waltz. DOROTHY MARIE KONET 18 Grafton Avenue Bakery Shop Owner Ko Ko Christmas Sale; Open House; Christmas Tea; Step Party; Class Picnic; Peabody Sale and Tea; Peabody Prom; Senior Musicale. With her winsome smile and joyful laughter, she is a cheerful asset to a gay gathering. Favorite Song: Through A Long And Sleepless Night. AULIS KARL KOSKI 56 Chapel Street Engineer Killer Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Graduation Usher ' 49; Senior Musicale. Comical and jovial, he has a fund of stories as tall as he is himself; there ' s never a dull moment with Aulis. Favorite Song: Sabre Dance. LOUISE KURLEY 36 Berwick Road Lou Fashion Show 2, 3; Open House 2, 3; Step Party 3; Class Picnic 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Her dark eyes gleam with merriment; she has a gay and nimble wit. Favorite Song: Whispering Hope. RICHARD VINCENT LEE 1208 Washington Street Pilot Dick Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2; Out- door Track 2, Captain 3; Indoor Track 2, Captain 3; Football 3; Graduation Usher ' 49; Senior Musicale. Quietly competent and versatile, he excels in things both academic and athletic. Favorite Song: I ' ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm. JENNIE LEWICKI 12 St. James Avenue Air Hostess Yanya Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Senior Musicale; Ticket Seller. She has a natural beauty, coupled with a spontaneous smile and an industrious manner. Favorite Song: Someday. {39} SALLIE MACKIE 463 Washington Street Marriage Sal Christmas Sale 1, 2, 3; Usher 2; Fashion Show 1, 2; Open House 2; Step Party 2; Class Picnic 1, 2, 3; Peabody Prom 1; Senior Musi- cale. With an impish gleam in her eye and a rollicking air, Sally ' s another witty jester. Favorite Song: I ' m In Love. EDWARD LUKAWECKI 1175 Washington Street Racing Commissionet Lukie Traffic Squad; Debating Club 1, 2; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Play Cast; Senior Musicale; Yearbook Committee. A mighty man with a loose-jointed walk, a ready tongue and an adult outlook on life. Favorite Song: Stardust. MARIE MAC RAE 33 Allan Road Telephone Operatot Rie Usherette at Senior Play; Sopho- more Assembly; Heart Hop Com- mittee; Seniot Musicale. A talented dancer and skater, a regular patron at Holland; she has held many an audience with her flying feet and tricky feats. Favotite Song: Forever And Ever. ANNE LOUISE LYDON 15 Giant Avenue Nurse Watson Class Play Committee; Journal- ism Club; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Sweet and sincere, thoughtful and likable, Anne has a subtle humour. Favorite Song: Can Dream Can ' t I? LOUISE D. A. MACCHI 71 Oliver Street Office Work Weeze Ticket Sellet 3; Yearbook Com- mittee; Poster Work; Office As- sistant; Heart Hop Committee; Seniot Musicale. A wiz on roller skates with an especial interest at Holland; Louise has a modest but magnetic charm. Favorite Song: Near You. OLIVER MAHN 295 Dean Street Artist Ollie Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Ring Committee; Yeatbook Commit- tee; Baseball 3; Seniot Musicale. Artist, dancer, basketeer, he excels in all — a smooth performer. Favotite Song: Stardust. SHIRLEY ANN MAIER 295 Vernon Street Office Worker Shirl Ticket Seller 1, 3; Yearbook Committee; Usherette at Senior Play; Senior Musicale. Blithe, humorous and carefree; Rich in many ways. Favorite Song: You, You, You Are The One. •{40 } EDWARD MAINI 314 Dean Street Pilot Minno Debating Club 2; Sophomore Par- ty Committee; Intra-Mural Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Outdoot Track 2, 3 ; J. V. Football; Graduation Usher ' 49; Senior Musicale. He favors the girls and they recipro- cate; a live wire; he frequents the smorgasbord hangout. Favorite Song: Whispering Hope. RAYMOND MAKI 14 Garfield Avenue Pilot Ray Senior Musicale. Connoisseur of hot-rods, bowler extraordinary; a weather-vane with the fair sex. Favorite Song: Whispering. FRANK P. MALACARIA 1228 Washington Street Lawyer Mully Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Intra-Mural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2; Class Ring Committee; Assembly Com- mittee; Class Officer, President 1, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Football Dance Committee; Baseball 1; Projection Club 2; Seniot Council; Miss Nicholson Memorial Fund; Senior Musicale. Versatile and popular, an athlete of merit, a keen-minded and capable president, Frank ' s everybody ' s pal! Favorite Song: Stardust. PATRICIA MARONEY 316 Lenox Stteet Nurse Paddy Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Ten- nis 1, 2, 3; Ticket Seller 1, 2; Archery 1, 2, 3; Class Play Cast; Class Ring Committee; Cheer- leader; Class Officer 1, 2; Pho- togtaphy Club; Senior Musicale. Just as she portrayed Fuffy, Patty is vivacious, with a teasing disposi- tion and ready wit. Favorite Song: Till Then. IDA FRANCES MARTIN 10 Douglas Avenue W. A. F. Prannie Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale; Class Day ' 49. Good-natured and considerate, Fran is steadfast and true. Favotite Song: Fiddle Dee. PATRICIA ANN MARTIN 903 Washington Street Nurse Patsy Class Day ' 49; Basketball 1; Senior Musicale. Reserved and unassuming, but her expressive eyes indicate an interest in all that goes on. Favorite Song: Heart Of My Heart. DAVID ALLEN MATTSON 68 Chapel Street Veterinarian Dave Graduation Usher ' 49; Football Manager; Senior Musicale; Senior Council. A subdued manner but that im- perturbable look is misleading; he ' s an excellent football manager, and fishing on the Cape is his favorite diversion. Favorite Song: I ' ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm. 441 t J t ; ' ■ h RICHARD MATTSON 33 Dean Street Sailor Matt Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 3; Football 1; Senior Musicale. Of the famous Sunny clan., Dick prefers hunting to football; he ' s unassuming and unexcitable. Favorite Song: Jealous Heart. JOSEPH McCUE 35 Prospecr Avenue Mechanic Joe Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Outdoor Track 1; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, Co-captain 3; Football 2, 3; J. V. Football; Archery 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. A — he ' s adorable; B — he ' s so beau- tiful; C — he ' s a cutie full of charm . . . on the other hand, he ' s a rugged man on the gridiron, a flash on the blades, and he shines on the dia- mond. Favorite Song: Stardust. ANN McGOVERN 31 Railroad Avenue Bookkeeper Wiggles Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cheetleader; Heart Hop Commit- tee; Senior Musicale; Senior Council. With enviable black hair and twin- kling blue eyes, Ann ' s beauty and friendliness are surpassed only by her lively cheering. Favorire Song: I Can Dream, Can ' t I? BETTY ANN McGUFF 340 Washington Street Nurse Liz Traffic Squad; Sophomore Parry Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day; Tennis 1; Ticket Seller 1, 2; Archery 1; Class Play Committee; Cheer- leader; Assembly Committee; Class Officer 3; Sophomore As- sembly; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Council; Senior Musicale. Demure but delightful, an outstand- ing class member and a valuable asset to the gridiron scenery. Favorite Song: How Soon? FLORENCE McKINNON 10 School Streer Office Worker Red Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Senior Musicale. With dark auburn hair and a lovely complexion, she is lively and warm-hearted. Favorite Song: Heart And Soul. DENNIS JOHN McLEOD 28 North Stteet Sailor Dinny Hockey 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Senior Musicale. A faithful swain {ask Lil); Denny is a well-developed muscle man who wrestles and boxes with the best. Favorite Song: Maybe It ' s Because. FRANCES E. MICHIENZI 43 Dean Street Secretary Franny Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 3; Ticket Sellet 1, 2, 3; Atchery 3; Usherette at Seniot Play; Heatt Hop Com- mittee; Seniot Musicale. Blessed with beautiful curly black hair and lovely eyes, Franny is un- selfish and co-operative. Favorite Song: Again. 442} HELEN MONDOR 20 Monroe Street Marriage Grace Christmas Sale 1, 2, 3; Usher 1, 2; Fashion Show 2; Open House 1, 2; Step Party 2; Peabody Co-oper- ative 1, 2; Class Picnic 1, 2, 3; Peabody Sale and Tea 1, 2, 3; Thanksgiving Party Committee; 3; Peabody Glee Club 2; Senior Musicale. A vivacious red-head with a re- freshing personality. Favorite Song: Made For Each Other. JEANNETTE P. MONTISANO 56 Willow Street Accountant Jen Traffic Squad; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Student Council 1, ?, 3; Class Play Committee; Football Dance Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Senior Musi- cale. Tiny, trim and comely, Jeannette is a mountain of energy and school spirh. Favorite Song; Someday. JOSEPH E. MORRISSEY 28 Monroe Street Mechanic Snuffy Sophomore Party Committee; Junior prom Ccmtnittec, intra- Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. An Abel man, you ought to see him when he ' s all dolled up — ' Snuff said. Favorite Song: Someday. MARY JANE MURPHY 169 Railroad Avenue Office Worker Murph Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Archery 1, 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Football Dance Committee; Photography Club; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A gay and festive personality, as vivacious and spirited as her striking red hair implies. Favorite Song: ' Till Then. JOYCE OLINDA NATOLI 262 Lenox Street Telephone Operator Joy Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Hilltop Highlights; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. We envy her excellent dancing ability and her lively and carefree dispo- sition. Favorite Song: There ' s No To- morrow. JULIE ERNESTINE O ' BRIEN 77 Monroe Street Stenographer Julie Class Ring Committee; Yearbook Committee; Football Dance Com- mittee; Snowball Dance Commit- tee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. So sweet and cute, so very nice, Julie is a darling girl. Favorite Song: Don ' t Cry, Joe. ROBERT M. O ' CONNOR 29 Rock Street Mechanic Okie Junior Prom Committee; Intra- Mural Basketball 1; Football 3; Senior Council; Heart Hop Com- mittee; Senior Musicale. Tall, dark, broad-shouldered, well- favored, trimly attired; he attracts many a feminine glance. Favorite Song: Some Enchanted Evening. i43 } THERESA O ' DONNELL 95 Washington Street Telephone Operator Dolly Christmas Sale; Peabody Co- operative; Class Picnic; Senior Musicale. Courteous and considerate; compe- tent and co-operative. Favorire Song: Can Dream Can ' t P. LILLIAN M. OELSCHLAGEL 48 Oak Road Teacher J_U Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball; Archery 1; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Committee; Heart Hop Commit- tee; Senior Musicale. A comely blonde with an infectious giggle, full of life. Favorite Song: Again. MARGARET OGORMAN 46 Irving Street Coutt Stenogtapher Peggy Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Commirtee; Class Day ' 49; Class Play Committee; Heatt Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Her sweet, sincere and slightly shy manner, attracts and intrigues. Favorire Song: It ' s Too Soon To Know. PATRICIA O ' GRADY 53 Earle Street Buyer, Dress Fashions Patty Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Girls ' Stare; Assem- bly Committee; Class Will; Class Play Prompter; Senior Musicale. A meticulous and stylish dresser, ranking high as a scholar; a social success. Favorite Song: Blue Moon. JEAN OLIVER 11 Maple Street Secretary Junior Prom Commitree; Senior Musical; Senior Play Committee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A tall and tranquil blonde, she is easy-tempered and ingenuous. Favorite Song: Who ' ll Be The Next One? PATRICIA E. PACKARD 244 Nahatan Street Arr Teacher Pep Sophomore Party Committee Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Class Play Committee Usherette for Senior Play; Soph omore Assembly Committee Teachers ' Tea; Yearbook Com- mittee; Seniot Musicale. Merry but wise, a competent and skilled artist; her never ending good humour helps to keep us happy. Favorite Song: Slaughter On Tenth Avenue. NANCY JEAN PEARSON 32 Brookfield Road Nurse Nance Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 49; Student Council 1; Class Play Cast; As- sembly Committee; Class Officer 1; Football Dance Committee; Miss Nicholson Fund Commit- tee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Nancy with the smiling face — she moves in beauty and walks like a queen. Favorite Song: Because. {44} JOSEPH THOMAS PEATTIE 13 Dean Street Priest Joe Traffic Squad; Intra-Mural Basket- ball 1; Basketball 1; Student Council 2, President 3; Football Dance Committee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale; Class Ring Committee. Staunch and true, his high principles and earnest leadership have won the respect and admiration of us all. Favorite Song; Stardust. SHIRLEY ARLENE PHILLIPS 97 Oak Street General Office Worker Shirl Christmas Sale; Peabody Co- operative; Hallowe ' en Party; Sen- ior Musicale. Dark-haired Shirl is quiet and demure. Favorite Song: Beautiful Dreamer. JOHN N. PIERCE 206 Vernon Street Research Electronics Eng. Pro Class Day ' 49; Class Day Com- mittee; Class Play Cast; Gradua- tion Usher ' 49; Projection Club; Senior Musicale. An astute and profound thinker, an electrical genius — look out Einstein, here he comes. Favorite Song: Toreador Song. PAUL PIRAINO 207 Winslow Avenue Engineer Pauly Junior Prom Committee; Intra- Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; J. V. Football Captain; Graduation Usher ' 49; Class Officer 2; Pro- jection Club; Senior Musicale. Shrewd and sensible, quick in trig; a football warrior, — a good man to have on your side. Favorite Song: ' Till Then. CARMEN PORAZZO 14 Meadow Street Mechanic Junie Debating Club 1; Red Cross Workshop; Intra-Mural Basket- ball 1, 2; Basketball 3; Outdoor Track 1; Indoor Track 1; Foot- ball 3; Golf 1, 2; Photography Club; Senior Musicale. Always in a hurry but who knows where? The terror of the gas pump; a favorite with the gang, he likes to heckle the girls. Favorite Song: Blue Moon. RUSSELL POTHIER 161 Bond Street Physical Ed. Director Russ Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Yearbook Committee; Assembly Committee; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. A quizzical grin, ready with the repartee; a whiz on the trumpet and a ready man with a hockey stick. Favorite Song: I Can Dream Can ' t I? DOROTHY PUNGITORE 27 Cross Srreet Music Supervisor Dot Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Assembly; Home Room Representative; Senior Council; Band Drive; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. An attractive, dark-haired girl, musically-minded, a good student with a commendable character. Favorite Song: Stardust. J {45 } ii BERNARD F. REDIHAN.JR. 39 Davis Avenue Veterinarian Bernie Class Officer 3; Senior Council; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A widely-traveled lad with an impassive expression; nothing sur- prises him; he plays the field. Favorite Song: Moonlight Sere- nade. GLORIA ELAINE REDIHAN 39 Davis Avenue Physical Ed. Teacher Glo Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 2; Class Play Committee; Hilltop Highlights; Junior Prom Usherette; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. A big-eyed blonde, apt and able, a bonnie lassie. Favorite Song: Stardust. CARLETON REGAN 159 Cottage Street Mechanic Sam Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Self-contained and unpredictable, always sprucely attired; he ' s a mechanical marvel and a movie magnate (magnet?) . Favorire Song: Jealous Heart. WILLIAM FRANCIS ROGERS 121 East Cross Street Engineer Red Light Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Intra- Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Football 2; Graduation Usher ' 49; Senior Musicale. Calm in the crises, a super-goalie; he lends his presence to the class-room but refuses to let it ruffle him. Favorite Song: Someday. ROBERT A. ROMBOLA 115 Chapel Street Millionaire Rudy Sophomore Party Committee Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 1,2; Student Council 3. Class Play Cast; Yearbook Car- toon Editor; Class Prophecy; Senior Musicale. Jolly is as jolly does; this curly- headed papa of our Junior Miss and clever cartoonist for our Tiot book is a fancy-free enthusiast of the sport of kings. Favorite Song: Goodbye, Little Darling, Goo, WILLIAM E. RUSSELL, III 28 Everett Avenue Airman Arbuckle Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Football 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Handsome, with a smile that makes the girls melt. Bill has an easy-going and likable manner. Favorite Song: Somehow. JOHN RYAN 23 Cleveland Street Store Owner Boney Intra-Mural Basketball 3; Base- ball 1, 2, 3; Senior Musicale. Easy going, an enviable disposition; a capable outfielder. Favorite Song: Someday. . •{46 } MARGARET ANN RYAN 398 Winter Street Office Worker Peggi Christmas Sale; Peabody Co- operative; Senior Musicale. Blonde and blue-eyed, Peggi has a blithe and breezy personality. Favorite Song: Can Dream, Can ' t I? ROBERT SAGER 96 Lincoln Street Hotel Manager Bob Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49; Intra- Mural Basketball 1; Basketball 1; Football Programs; Class Play Committee; Graduation Usher ' 49; Advertising Co-editor, Year- book; Class Gifts; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. The clean-cut, straight-forward young American; handsome, witty, resourceful, dependable. Favorite Song: Body And Soul. DONALD V. SANDBLOM 71 Walnut Avenue Accountant Duck Indoor Track 2; Senior Musicale; Projection Club; Senior Council. Genial, courteous, fond of the great outdoors, a subtle sense of humor. Favorite Song: The Old Master Painter. PHILIP RUSSELL SAYRE 214 Nichols Street Chemical Engineer Phil Debating Club 1, 2; Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49 Intra-Mural Basketball 1; Stu dent Council; C lass Play Cast Graduation Usher ' 49; Golf 1 Senior Musicale. Possessing an exalted intellectual power, this man of the world is ambitious and confident. Favorite Song: Vous Oubliez Votre Cheval. MARLENE SCHAIER 45 Berwick Place Dental Hygienist Snookie Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Tennis 1; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Commit- tee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Very sweet and cute, with flashing dimples; all the girls are her friends, and all the boys her admirers. Favorite Song: Stardust. CATHERINE L ' DORA SCULLY 59 Curve Street Pastry Cook Kay Christmas Sale; Usher Open House; Christmas Tea; Step Party; Peabody Co-operative; Class Officer 3; Peabody Prom; Thanksgiving Party Committee; Peabody Glee Club; Senior Musi- cale. Small and dark, the least little thing arouses her giggles. Favorite Song: Can Dream, Cant I? PAUL ROBERT SEERY 12 Monroe Street Singer Bubsy Debating Club 1; Intra-Mural Basketball 1; Class Play Cast; Baseball 1; Heart Hop Commit- tee; Senior Musicale. He ' s impetuous and capricious; we ' ll never forget him as the singing messenger in our play. Favorite Song: My Happiness. 4 47 } WALTER F. SHACKLE Y 276 Summer Street Sailor Don Eagle Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 3; Senior Musicale. One popular guy who rates all the admiration he gets; a terrific basket- ball player. Favorite Song: I ' m The Lone- somest Gal In Town. JOHN WILLIAM SKRICKI 34 Austin Street Engineer Squeaky Electronics Club; Senior Musi- cale. Sedate, level-headed, keeps his own counsel, an earnest student. Favorite Song: Racing With The Moon. CLAIRE FLORENCE SLANEY 11 Concord Avenue Marriage Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 2; Ticket Seller 3; Class Play Cast; Photography Club; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Alert and argumentative, chatty and chummy, Claire was an excellent Judy the leading lady in our play. Favorite Song: Whispering Hope. RICHARD J. SHALOWSKI 22 Highview Street Artist, Illusttator Box Senior Musicale. Excitable, boisterous, independent; he fears no man; a clever artist. Favorite Song: Open The Door, Richard. VIVIANJOYCE SIEGMUND 30 Saunders Road Cake Decorator Jay Christmas Sale; Open House; Christmas Tea; Step Party; Pea- body Co-operative 2; Class Pic- nic; Peabody Sale and Tea; Pea- body Prom; Thanksgiving Party Committee; Peabody Glee Club; Chairman Decorating Committee; Peabody Skits; Senior Musicale. A fair-haired, dignified young lady, graceful and soft-sp oken. Favorite Song: Whispering Hope. WILLIAM SLANEY 20 Oolah Avenue Machinist Bill Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2; Senior Musicale. Small and scrappy, a pocket-size Hercules, quick-tempered, quick- moving. Favorite Song: Blue Moon. JAMES SMITH 52 Chapel Street Commercial Artist Jimmy Senior Musicale. This new-comer from sunny Cali- fornia has a nice smile and a friendly manner. He is a gifted artist who hopes to capitalize on this talent. Favorite Song: Blue Moon. •(48 JOHN B. STADALNICK 40j Savin Avenue Plumber Stud Sophomore Party Committee; Intra-Mural Basketball 1; Out- door Track 2, 3; Indoor Track 2, 3; J. V. Football; Baseball 2, 3; Projection Club; Photography Club; Senior Musicale. Stud is a follower of sports, a knight of the paper routes; amiable and likable, but allergic to the gender feminine. Favorite Song: Someday. ROBERT STAPLETON 11 Grant Avenue Radio and Television Stubby Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49; Intra-Mural Bas- ketball 1; Football 1; Class Play Cast; Snowball Dance Commit- tee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Handsome member of a handsome family, he has that gleam in his eye; the girls follow him as if he were the Pied Piper. Favorite Song: Don ' t Cry, Joe. ELAINE M. SULLIVAN 60 Florence Avenue Nurse Sul Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Archery 1; Class Play Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Photography Club; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Persevering and energetic, pleasant and reliable, she rates high in our esteem . Favorite Song: Some Enchanted Evening. JOYCE SURETTE 486 Washington Street Nurse Joey Junior Prom Committee; Basket- ball 2, 3; Football Programs; Class Play Committee; Open House at Peabody School; Pea- body Prom; Christmas Sale; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale; Yearbook Committee. Artistic and amiable, a many- faceted personality, Joyce has the ability to go far. Favorite Song: Because. HENRY STATKIEWICZ 493 Pleasant Street Navy Stacky Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3; Senior Musicale. The athletic type, except when Smokers ' Bluff intervenes; his blonde good looks have attracted a mighty pretty cheerleader. Favorite Song: DOROTHY STEPANOWICH 427 Pleasant Street Accountant Dottie Co-Editor-in-Chief, Yearbook ; Class Officer, Secretary 1, 2, 3; Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 49; Hilltop High-lights; Football Dance Com- mittee; Snowball Dance Commit- tee; Usherette at Senior Play; Foot- ball Programs; Senior Council; Student Council 2; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Able, attractive, resourceful, reli- able, popular, pretty . . . we could use a million complimentary adjec- tives to describe Dottie; she ' s 1950 ' proudest boast. Favorite Song: Tonight We Love. THELMA R. SYLVESTER 45 East Monroe Street Dental Hygienist Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball; 1; Football Program; Ticket Seller 3; Class Play Committee; Year- book Committee; Usherette at Senior Play; Snowball Dance Committee; Heart Hop Commit- tee; Senior Musicale. Lovely features, poised and popular, she is ambitious and enthusiastic, a co-operative co-worker. Favorite Song: Forever And Ever. GEORGE TARUTIS 26 Sturtevant Avenue Radio and Electronics Georgie Technician Sophomore Party Committee; Intra-Mural Basketball 1; Student Council 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Football Dance Commit- tee 2; Senior Musicale. Sincere and candid, hard-working and trustworthy; if you want any- thing done right, let George do it. Favorite Song: Alone. ' 5P ■{ 49 } BARBARA TAUBER 32 Earle Street Gym Teacher Patches Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 2, 3, Captain; Football Programs; Archery 1, 2, 3; Class Play Commitree; Yearbook Com- mittee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale; Senior Council. Famous for her poetry and puns, she ' s an active basketeer, jovial and friendly. Favorite Song: I ' m In The Mood For Love. EUNICE TAYLOR 22 Andrews Street Medical Secretary Trixie Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom; Basketball 2; Arch- ery 2; Ticket Seller; Senior Play Committee ' 49; White Elephant Sale; Class Officer; Peabody Co- operative; Christmas Sale; Senior Musicale. Her effervescent personality and merry disposition add many gay moments to class routine. Favorite Song: Serenade Of The Bells. JOANNE THAYER 10 Plimpton Avenue Retailer Jo Christmas Sale 1, 2, 3; Fashion Show 1, 2, 3; Open House 1, 2, 3; Christmas Tea 1, 2, 3; Step Party 1, 3; Class Picnic 1, 2, 3; Peabody Sale and Tea 1, 2, 3; Peabody Prom 1, 3; Thanksgiving Party Committee 1, 3; Christmas Party 3; Senior Musicale. With a mischievous gleam in her eyes, this vigorous red-head is un- ruffled by worry. Favorite Song: Blueberry Hill. GENEVIEVE TOMERSHEA 14 Hartford Street Clothes Designer Gene Christmas Sale; Fashion Show; Open House; Christmas Tea; Step Party; Class Picnic; Peabody Sale and Tea; Thanksgiving Party Committee; Football Dance 1, 2; Ticket Seller; Snowball Dance Committee; Senior Musicale. Tall and poised, she is a skilled, painstaking artist and a talented singer. Favorite Song: Blueberry Hill. HELEN TRUDEAU 44 George Street Food Researcher Chris Christmas Sale; Open House; Christmas Tea; Step Party; Pea- body Co-operative; Class Picnic; Peabody Sale and Tea; Peabody Prom; Thanksgiving Party Com- mittee; Senior Musicale. Staunch and true; everybody ' s friend. Favorite Song: Johnson Rag. BARBARA ANN VESCIO 143 Winslow Avenue Secretary Barbie Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Ticket Seller 1, 2, 3; Archery 3; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Com- mittee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Dark-eyed with a heart-shaped face; she is easy going, agreeable and friendly. Favorite Song: Deep Purple. THOMAS WALKER 119 Lincoln Street Machinist Dooge Seniot Musicale. A hot-rod fanatic, his early morning hours do not interfere with his night life. Favorite Song: Blueberry Hill. EDNA WALSH 37 Cross Street Nurse Edie Sophomore Party Committee; Class Day ' 49; Tennis 3; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Senior Musicale. Quietly efficient, keenly observant, Edna is gentle and wise. Favorite Song: Jealous Heart. ■150 JANE THERESA WALSH 5 Prospect Avenue Secretary Bridget Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; J unior Prom Commit- tee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Archery 1, 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Assembly Commit- tee; Football Dance Committee; Snowball Dance Committee; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Musicale. Attractive and pleasant, gay and witty, an active athlete: Bridget is a 1950 colleen. Favorite Song: Clancy Lowered The Boom. ELIZABETH WARNICK 63 Strafford Road Cafeteria Manager Eha Christmas Sale; Open House; Christmas Tea; Step Party; Class Picnic; Peabody Sale and Tea; Peabody Prom; Thanksgiving Party Committee; Peabody Skits; Senior Musicale. A competent girl, Liz is dynamic and out-spoken. Favorite Song: Jealous Heart. EDWARD ALLAN WEBBER 4 Andrew Street Machinist Teddy Hockey Manager 3; Football 1; Senior Musicale. Ted manages our hockey team with dispatch and finesse; he ' s always on the spot when needed. Favorite Song: Lucky Old Sun. CONSTANCE WEISUL 21 Hoyle Street Teacher Connie Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Basketball 2; Tennis 1, 3; Ticket Seller 2, 3; Archery 1; Student Council 3; Class Play Committee; Senior Musicale; Yearbook Committee; Class Of- ficer 1, 3; Football Dance Com- mittee; Class Prophecy; Heart Hop Committee; Senior Council. Delightful dimples, teasing eyes, and a sweet manner; she has many inter- ests and excels in all of them. Favorite Song: As You Desire Me. HARRIET WELLES 17 Cypress Street Physiotherapist Hatchet Traffic Squad; Sophomore Party Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Class Day ' 49; Basketball; Tennis 2, 3; Class Play Committee; Yearbook Committee; Election Committee; Senior Musicale. A dark, serene beauty who handles herself expertly in all situations. Harriet is without a doubt, one of 1950 ' s outstanding leaders. Favorite Song: Moonlight Bay. JOSEPH ROBERT WENZEL 46 Chapel Street Cher Joe Junior Prom Committee; Foot- ball Programs; Co-Editor of Cir- culation, Yearbook; Graduation Usher ' 49; Senior Musicale. A nice dresser and a nicer fellow; he has a vigorous personality and a teasing wit. Favorite Song: Orchids In The Moonlight. EDWIN WOJDAG 22 Hillside Avenue Machinist Eddie Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2; Football 3; Senior Musicale. A firearms enthusiast, his prowess as a hunter is well-known; he has a keen wit, too. Favorite Song: The Old Master Painter. ■{51 } V . Sat, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JOHN - JEAN • JOHN SAarp BUZZER MOST ATHI r.TIC w HELEN • BOB - BILLX OOYCE of 1150 BESr DA VC£ Rs RED GUS ■ RUTH ' MARGIE. most MiinnDnn SENIOR SAGES s V ««««« « «««c« «««««« ««« : v « «««« « «««« «««- y««« C N ««««« sX«««««« v v v 1 V s V V V V V v v V V v PfflBOOy FflCULTy Miss Marjorie E. McCready Shorthand, Typewriting, Filing Business A rithmetic Review of English Essentials Guidance, Visual Aids Miss Blanche L. Marcionette Director Mrs. Helen G. Beardsell Related Science Visual Aids, Junior Adviser Mrs. M. Adele Marcoux Commercial Foods Program Cafeteria and Tea Room Management Miss Mary Pacheco Elementary Sewing Children ' s Clothing and Stitchery Miss Veronica R. Simpson Trade Dressmaking Sophomore Adviser Miss Bertha Bechunas School Secretary P€flBODy fflCULTU Mrs. Helene Goepner Social Studies Guidance Mrs. Lucile Coire Bakery and Catering Student Co-operative Sponsor Junior Red Cross Miss Veronica Riley English Senior Adviser Miss Ruth L. Page Art Instruction Miss Rose H. Morrison Office Machines, Record Keeping Occupational Information Business Principles Student Co-operative Sponsor Miss Bertha Tarallo Beauty Culture Mrs. Myra L. Davis Handloom Weaving Mrs. Dorothy D. Weeks Related Mathematics Merchandising Instruction P€flBODy CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIflTIOn Back Row: Mrs. Coite, Burton, Sherman, Fournier, Mumblow, Johansson, Webster, Knoll, Miss Morrison Front Row: Hamlin, Scully, Frost, Hennessey, Taylor, Warnick, Cole Happy Times ' ' At last the day has come fot us to pass through the pages of memories which we have made during the senior year of our high school education. In September, to start the year off with a bang, we had our annual School Picnic at Rocky Woods Reservation, where we played baseball, ran relay races, and took a long hike to work up an appetite, which of course, some of us probably did not have to stimulate at all. In October, the Hallowe ' en Party was a gala occasion. We had quite a novel time. The entertainment featured Eunice Taylor as a fortune teller, Catherine Scully as her pet black cat, and Miss Pacheco as a colorful gypsy. Each department presented a short skit. The most original, that of the Dressmaking Depart- ment, received first prize. In November, our traditional White Elephant Sale was held, at which time every- one had a chance to purchase interesting and unusual articles. The sale, sponsored by the Student Co-operative Association, was very suc cessful. A delicious Thanksgiving dinner followed. With the co-operation of one and all, in December we tackled our next job, the Christ- mas Tea and Sale, when we all had a chance to display our handiwork for sale. One of the biggest highlights of the year was the technicolor motion pictures which were taken of all the departments in the school, showing the activities of a regular school day Of course, this wasn ' t any Hollywood produc- tion, but at least we felt we were stars. Next, in March, we had our Parents ' Night. A group of the girls volunteered to sing as a chorus under the direction of Miss Riley. That night, in seeing the Peabody motion pictures, our parents probably saw us for the first time as glamorous and practical workers. April brought with it our annual spring Prom. Open House was held in May and was attended by the general public. As usual, it was a big success. Here we are at last, in June, with our Step Party and Class Day exercises in sight and, wonder of wonders, graduation directly ahead. We can now look forward to employ- ment in our field of training and to joining the new Alumnae Association which offers us a splendid opportunity for continuing our rela- tionship with our fellow graduates and with the School. E. T. Peabody Prizes Opposite: Doris Clancy — best-dressed — best-looking Priscilla Fournier — best student — most likely to succeed Mary Hennessey, ace accomplisher Eunice Taylor, most popular ?00M 12 S 200ft -106 ROOM 13 JUNIOR JUVENILES 51 Rear Row: Alty, Lynch, Lane, Babinski Front Row: Mahony, Hardy Looking back on this past year, we, the Junior Class, feel that much has been accom- plished in creating a real school spirit which every class strives to attain. At the beginning of the school year, we elected the following officers: William Lynch, president; Stanley Babinski. vice president; Elizabeth Mahony, secretary; Charlotte Hardy, girls ' treasurer; Ronald Groh, boys ' treasurer; Helen Alty, girls ' A. A.; Robert Lane, boys ' A. A. The biggest event of the year, from our somewhat prejudiced viewpoint, was the Junior Party. This high spot, which took the place of our Junior Prom, was one of the most outstanding parties in the history of our school, due to the fact that the gym was never more ar- tistically decorated, and, incidentally, how nice- ly we succeeded in subduing the lights and yet not running afoul of the law. To have more representation in our class government, we started a Junior Council which we hope will be continued in the same spirit of co-operation with which it was begun. Vice President William O ' Toole has substituted for Joe Peattie as Student Council Chairman very successfully and Betty Mahony has been most efficient as Corresponding Secretary of the Council as well as a reporter for ' ' Hilltop High- lights. We certainly did not lack in athletic ability for in our Hall of Fame can be found inscribed the names of Glaser, Babinski, Hinds, Wall, Lynch, Lane, Flood, Bartucca, Minke- vitch, Maduskie, Sameski, Cushman, and Hynes. Eddie ' s famous 102 yard dash for a touchdown at the Quincy stadium set a record there. Eddie was never known to move so fast before or since. We are looking forward with keen an- ticipation to becoming the reigning class of N. H. S. and we hope to follow as successfully as possible in the footsteps of the class of 1950. M.J.B. •{63 } fsUU i I (C ( (C ' iS . 4 ' SOPHOMORE SAPLINGS THE WHOLE DECK Top to Bottom: Bernier, Connelly, Elias, Vescio, Travers, Sykes, Paquette And now we belong to the School on the Hill. Since last September her colors have been our colors, her triumphs ours, her sorrows we have shared. We have gone the traditional way of all Sophomores and, because man ' s ingenuity takes us ever onward, we have encountered a new and difficult problem along the way. It is the academic field that we have found it necessary to travel a little farther than our predecessors. The specific problem lies in that openly despised part of learning known as homework. In the years just past, the stu- dents successfully mastered the art of follow- ing a major league baseball game with their ears, while they followed Pythagoras with their eyes. Sciencehasputitup to us to find a way to both listen to and watch Milton Berle, while we draw the inner mechanism of the Anura. We can only hope that our report cards will show that we have met and conquered this challenge. Our official business has been ably trans- acted under the direction of our president, Joseph Paquette. Kenny Sykes is our vice president; Sally Bernier, girls ' treasurer; Edda Connelly, boys ' treasurer; Milda Elias and Teddy Travers, A. A. representatives. At the Sophomore Party, we all enjoyed the dancing and the real talent shown by our own entertainers. Donny Grummet ' s songs were delivered with professional smoothness and Wanda Wojdag ' s performance was highly amusing. For the Christmas Assembly, our class staged the musical pageant, Songs of Christ- mas under the direction of MR. FLAHERTY. JO-ANNE BULLOCK was beautiful as the Vitgin Mother and KENNY SYKES made a handsome (if improbable) St. Joseph, while PAUL FOSTER, PHIL RILEY, and EDDIE PADDEN were three kings in our deck. It looked for a time as though all four of these actors (?) and JOE PAQUETTE, who played the inn-keeper, might have to attend class in all their hirsute glory because their luxuriant beards just wouldn ' t come off. We have entered whole-heartedly into sports and among our colleagues who have won fame are RAY HALL, JACK KAVOLIS, TEDDY TRAVERS, KENNY SYKES, and DONNY CRUMMET. We are well represent- ed in the school orchestra and band also. Because we all like to be pioneers, we can boast that Sophomores, for the first time, have taken over as Chairmen of Assembly Pro- grams along with their elder brothers and sis- ters. These four intrepid souls are Barbara Deeb, Milda Elias, Frances Healy, and Philip Riley. May we in our next two years find other ways to add lustre to out laurels. E. W. ARTFUL P0P6ER- SQUEE ' M SCniOFS WAITERS Ann Bunker Class History Robert Sager Eunice Taylor Dorothy Hefferan Class Gifts Constance Weisul Robert Rombola Class Prophecy Patricia O ' Grady Class Will EDITORIAL Staff Curran, Johnson, Carlson, Bunker, Stepanowich, Mrs. Riley, Sager, Keefe, Wenzel, Dixon, Rombola, Jocas tM f « M| m R? zr R«u ' . ' Hayes, Johnson, Sylvester, Charron, Pothier, Doucette, Carlson, Bitar, Bunker, Welles, Walsh, Pearson. Second Row: Maroney, Carlson, Frates, Gnerre, Ryan, Oelschlagel, Chisholm.Tauber, Healy, Hef- feran, Surrette, Weisul, Schaier, O ' Grady. Front Row: Taylor, Maier,Macchi, Jazz.Vescio, Blais, Donahue, O ' Brien, Breen, Church, Cullen THE fOUR m-CHflfiG€ R. Bunker D. Stepanovich Mrs. Riley Mr. Hayden JUNICF tllSl STUDEPT COUnCIL Back Row: Hardy, Keating, White, Paquette, Cushman, Lynch, DeFlaminis, F. Catlson, Rombola, Flood, Ingles Second Row: Erickson, B. Glynn, Poce, Weisul, Vescio, Kijanowski, Davis, Butlet, Frost, Hennessy, Jostin, McCarty Front Row: Montisano, O ' Toole, Mahony, Peattie, Bunker, Cofsky, Charron, Malacaria. Commencing its ninth year, the Student Council determined that it would again excel in all of its undertakings, and that it would have a banner year of achievement under the able leadership of: Joseph Peattie, President; William O ' Toole, Vice President; Anne Bunker, Recording Secretary; Betty Mahony, Corresponding Secretary; Frank Cofsky, Treasurer; and an Execu- tive Board consisting of Jean Charron (Chairman), Betty Glynn, Jeannette Montisano, Daniel Cushman, Peter Flood, and Frank Malacaria. Miss Hubbard continued on as faculty adviser. The membership of the Assembly Committee was increased in order to secure more ideas and suggestions in respect to the programs and to give a greater number of students the opportunity of conducting the assembly meetings. A successful cheering section was organized by Jean Charron to attend the football games and give moral support to our eleven. Carol Jostin was appointed chairman of a library committee which is making long strides toward the ultimate goal of redecorating the library and replenishing the bookshelves. The annual Football Dance held under the joint auspices of the Council and the Senior class was a financial and social success enjoyed by all. The Student Council was honored by being asked to join the Norwood Community Council whose purpose is to work for the welfare of the community. The council again undertook the expense of decorating the school for the Christ- mas season, to the enjoyment of all. The Gracious Living class was most helpful in this enter- prise and candy-canes and silver-speckled bows brightened the corridors. A beautiful tree stood in the main entrance hall. A set of portable shades was purchased in order to secure the best conditions under which to show moving pictures. The purchasing of a camera and other photography equipment gave impetus to a Photography Club begun under the guidance of Mr. Sullivan. Members of the club take pic- tures of sports events, assemblies, and social functions. Continuing the tradition instituted last year of sharing the profits of the King and Queen Dance, the Heart Hop proceeds were equally divided between the Student Council and the Senior Class. Interested in community activities, the Council generously donated to the March of Dimes and sponsored a Red Cross Drive. Sincere appreciation is expressed to Miss Hubbard, our faculty adviser, who has spent many hours helping us to plan and carry out our activities, and to the students and teachers whose co-operation has made our functions so successful. B. M. SEIHOR COUnCIL Back Row: Miss Gow, McGovern, Pungitore, D. Mattson, Tauber, Sandblom, Costello, Chisholm, Frates, Hale Front Row: Brauer, Feaver, Don ahue, Stepanowich, Malacaria, Weisul, McGuff, Redihan, O ' Connor ASSEfTlBLy COmmiTTEE Outer Circle: Hefferan, Bitar, Glynn, Charron, Bunker, Deeb, Healy, Saunders, Mr. O ' Donnell, Walsh, Bitar, Ruscio, Webster, Malacaria, Riley Inner Circle: Pothier, Tomm, Elias, O ' Grady, McGuff, Sullivan, Mahony PMta % y V to • fc - .V i 2 W steK ppssat PROGRBIH COIMMTTtt Wenzel, Sylvester, Tauber, Blais, Kijanowski, Surette, Johnson, Butler, Dixon, Keefe, Carlson, Stepanowich, Sager, Mrs. Riley, Bunker ELECTIOn COmmiTTEE Hall, Poce, O ' Toole, Welles, Carlson TRAFFIC SQUAD Back Row: Donahue, Keefe, Johnson, Carlson, Glynn, Fraces, O ' Sullivan, O ' Grady, Stepanowich, Weisul, McGovern, Cullen, Sylvester, McGuff, Jostin, Montisano Second Row: Hale , Walsh, Pearson, Jazz, Bunker, Healy, Bitar, Pothier, Mr. O ' Donnell, Sager, Bunker, McCue, Dixon, Welles, Hefferan, Charron Front Row: Cofsky, Carlson, Goodwin, Gotovich, Peattie, Lukawecki, Jordano, Doucette, Abely, Malacaria HILLTOP HIGHLIGHTS Betty Mahony, John Hayes PROJECTIOn CLUB Rear Row: Fitzgerald, May, Taylor, Thompson, Sandblom, Bowler, McCarthy Front Row: Bixby, McElwee, Tibbetts, Mr. Learnard, Poce, Bunker DEBfllinG CLUB Back Row: Meyer, Novik, White, Hall, Howard, Monahan, O ' Toole, Murphy Second Row:Mr. Butler, Erickson, Hillman, Kijanowski, Sunderland, Anderson, Lamminen, C.Johnson, F. Bilotta, Armstrong Front Row: M.Johnson, DeQuattro, Tulis, Mills, Chubet, Kavolis, Vescio, Butler. ¥ti ktik Rear Row: Craddock, D. Carlson, N. Carlson, D. Pungitore, Ross. May, Malacca, G. Wcn s «om uss e R don, R Thompson, A. Carlson, Robertson, Howard, Tibbetts, Walton B Carlson, 1 ' . we , , Second Row: A. Thomp ' son Maxon, Schuller, Regan, M Perna, C. ™ k £9™ . Magnell, Rouillard, Perchway Gullich, Towne, Bilotta, Metcalf, Corso, Tarr, Hobert MacRae. „ 5 Front Row: E. WensTrom, McComb, Thomas, Sideropoulos, Greenlaw, Yelapi, Montisano, Mr. Farnham, DeRose, Lane, McKenna, Chellstrom, Field, Davis, N. Perna PHOTOGRflPHy CLUB Rear Row: Kijanowski, Johnson, O ' Grady, Sullivan, Deeb, Maroney, King, Pendergast, McLeod Front Row: Baliunas, Anderson, Kijanowski, Robertson, Mr. Sullivan, Guido, Ingle, Hayes, Thompson TICKET C0mmiTT££ Back Row: Keady, Cordo, DeRose, Thornton, Perry, Kavolis, Gnerre, Church, Latham, Chisholm, McKenna, Marshall, C. Johnson, Kijanowski, McNeil, Logue, Bartucca, DeQuattro, Tomm, Natoli Second Row: A. Eckhardt, M. Johnson, Macchi, Maier, Michienzi, P. Vescio, Slaney, Sylvester, Mr. Gormley, Obuchon, L. Carlson, Redihan, Esper, Frucci, Eisnor, Johnston, King, Hardy, Scampini Front Row: Estey, Noon, Walsh, J. Eckhardt, Benson, Bowles, Giovannucci, Blais.Jazz, Weisul, Jostin, Sullivan, Cullen, B. Vescio n $£t $fi tfk IMP ' , 1 ' -  fsl OBCHESTfif) Back Row: R. Russell, W. Russell, Malacaria, Tarutis, A. Carlson, Wenstrom, Craddock Second Row: Murphy, N. Carlson, Meyer, Thompson, F. Bilorra, F. Bilotra, Porhier, Ippoliti Front Row: Lane, Mazzola, Gnerre, Kerr, Professor Dethier, Frangiosa, Falconer, Pungirore, Davis The Music Goes Round And Round The Norwood High School Orchestra, although its personnel varies from year to year, never ceases to be a vital, living component of high school life. Under the gifted, guiding hand of Professor Jean Dethier, this hard-working and inspired group each year continues to delight audiences both of fellow students and of members of the community. Their numerous presentations in our own assemblies, at other schools, at the Chamber of Commerce banquet, at the Senior Play, and at graduation exercises offer proof positive of their excellent training, and convinces us all that Confucius was so right when he said Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without. •{86 } FOOTBALL Back Row: D. Mattson, Lane, Minkevitch, Conley, Hinds, Crimmins, Glynn, Killoren, Praino, McLeod, Balutis Second Row: Mr. Scafati, Flood, Crummet, Lee, Hynes, Bonney, McCue, Bilotta, Greenwood, Carlson, Mr. Mason Front Row: Gotovich, O ' Connor, Lynch, Hayman, Babinski, Jordano, Bartucca, DeAlmeida, Malacaria, Travers Oh Dear, What Can The Matter Be? The pigskin didn ' t quite bounce in the right direction for the Blue and White this season, but their record of one victory against eight losses does not tell the story of the efforts and abilities of the players and coaches. A green squad had to be ripened from the seeds of a few veterans of previous campaigns. Injuries were the main problem for the coaches to overcome. They hit so hard that linemen were shifted to the backfield, ends were shifted to center, and it was like a game of cards, there was so much shuffling of the deck. Quarterback Frankie Malacaria broke his collarbone early in the season, removing the only experienced backfield man for the remainder of the schedule. This left the field-general job up to Joe McCue, who did a grand job. Pete Flood, a scrappy halfback, and Billy Lynch, a stalwart center, were also forced to the sidelines because of injuries. Dick Jordano then took over double duty at tackle and fullback, while Wally Gotovich was switched from guard to take over the work-horse duties at halfback. There follows a brief account of each game more or less as the local scribes re- ported them. Norwood Humbled by Needham in First Outing. Making but two first downs during the entire contest, committing three fumbles, all of which were recovered by the opposition, and having three forward passes intercepted, the Norwood High gridsters gave their followers little to cheer about as they dropped the opener to Needham, 19-0. Norwood Eleven Remains Scoreless as Framingham Chalks Up 12-0 Victory. Fumbles led to Nor- wood ' s downfall, two of which resulted in Framingham scores. In comparison to their previous outing Norwood looked like a new club, especially in their passing and running game. Much Improved Local Eleven Bows to Belmont in Home Opener, 6-0. A greatly improved Norwood High football team played its best game of the season in the home opener, but was unable to ward off a Belmont surge in the final stanza when the visitors marched fifty yards down the field to score a lone touchdown. Gotovich Sparks Norwood to First Grid Win, 19-13, Against North Attleboro. Wally Gotovich and Joe McCue teamed up to break the losing streak by taking turns reeling off yardage on passing and running. Wally scored twice while Joe tallied the other marker. 102 Yard Jaunt by Hynes Averts Shutout Against North Quincy Raiders. Eddie Hynes, the speedy Norwood left halfback, raced 102 yards for Norwood ' s only score in the Quincy Stadium. In doing so he set a record at the stadium and kept Norwood from being shut out. Final score — North Quincy 32, Norwood 6. Rindge Tech in 33-0 Grid Romp Over Norwood Eleven. Rindge clicked early in the first period for three touchdowns after which Norwood steadily grew stronger. In the final stanza the Blue and White led by Gotovich and Jordano seemed to come to life, but didn ' t quite have the scoring punch. Undefeated Natick Hands Norwood Season ' s Worst Grid Setback, 34-0. The Natick horde had little trouble, as was predicted, in handing Norwood High its worst defeat of the season. Locals Suffer Seventh Setback as Milton Romps On Holiday, 28-0. A powerful Milton football team invaded the Norwood field on Armistice Day afternoon and hung up 28 points to whitewash the local eleven. 12-0 Turkey Day Loss to Dedham Drops Curtain on Dismal Season. Norwood had a slight edge over the Shire-Towners in the first half, which went scoreless. But in the third period a Dedham punt touched a Nor- woodite and was recovered by Dedham. This led to a score and a turn in the tide. The fourth period was re- petitious of the third, during which Jordano and McCue were exceptionally good for Norwood. Thus ends the sad saga of our football hopes and efforts, but hats off to our team and Coach Andy Scafati for the fine display of sportsmanship and spirit throughout a heart-breaking season. F. M. spdrt ; jworc FRUSnWION A LA WG06 (voHICH S REDDEKTHE UGH! OR THE BLUSH?) I OPPONENTS -O r I w m aACHS DREfctt EXIT . - 4$ SlS Jf SR;. $M W B 6LADIW0RS) I Gorgeous Gu No - Mad Mew CAPT WSLTER Hocie Rear Row: Webber, McLeod, Minkevitch, Babinski, Kavolis, McCarthy, Seastrand, Monahan, Coach Hagblom Front Row: Murphy, Wall, Glazer, McCue, Pothier, Barrett, Rogers Slip pin ' Hockey really emerged as a major sport at Norwood High School last year. Mr. Wil- liam Hagblom had a very successful season as coach and we welcomed him back this year with enthusiasm. Due to the greater interest aroused, we had more fans in the Arena than ever before. Our starting team consisted of Co-Cap- tain Ishky Barrett, Don Glaser, and Russ Pothier playing the forward positions, and Co-Captain Joe McCue and Willie Wall on defense, with Bill Rogers at the goal. The second line, which showed a lot of fight in the later games, consisted of Connie Seastrand, Jack Kavolis, Dick Monahan, and a steady alternate on defense, Stan Babinski. Norwood opened the season with Bos- ton College High which was chosen by many newspapers as a favorite to take the league. Due to good spirit and snappy play, we sprang a surprise with a 2-0 win. The next game with Framingham we lost 4-3, but it was a personal triumph for Don Glaser who scored our three goals. The game with Watertown ended in a 1-1 tie. Ishky Barrett played a great de- fensive game. Then came the heartbreaker — we lost the Wellesley game 1-0, although Bill A round Rogers played a great game in the nets. On New Years ' Eve we played Needham and they beat us 3-2, although it was a very well played game by all our boys. Then came the game we all waited for — with Walpole. Due to over- anxiousness, our playing failed to synchronize and we lost 6-1. We played Waltham in the last game before the playoffs, and we electrified the crowd by tying our opponents 1-1 in the closing minutes. Joe McCue played one of his best games on defensive. The playoffs started with Norwood in the second division. We started off by beating Framingham 6-0, with our first linemen each getting two goals. The Watertown game we also took 6-0, with Russ Pothier scoring four goals. {Editor ' s Comment: Russ Pothier ap- peared on television with Bump Hadley as Athlete of the Week due to this feat.) The last game of the season was played with B. C. High and it ended in a 1-1 tie. So after a rocky start, we finished leading the second division and due to super coaching and flashy playing, we placed four men on the Bay State All-Star Team: Joe McCue, Russ Pothier, Don Glaser, and Ishky Barrett. R. P. •(93 i BASKETBA LL Rear Row: Bonney, Novick, Erickson, Nugent, DeFlaminis, Meears, Crosby, Crummet, Martin, Orison, Maboney, Saunders, Coach Scafati Front Row: Sykes, Cushman, Hall, Jordano, Maduskie, Shackley, Mahn, Sameski, Flood, White, Bartucca ' Stardust Excelling in height and speed, our hoopsters were able to compile a 10-4 record for this year ' s basketball standing. Our boys dropped the first two games to Needham and Natick respectively, due largely to inexperience. However, with the expert coaching of Coach Scafati, they were able to win the next 9 out of 10 games. Milton was the cause of our downfall, spoiling a possible 10 game winning streak. Predominant throughout this whole series of 14 games was our captain, Walter Shackley, who amassed a total of 235 points, a neat average of 16.7 per game, topping last year ' s star Art Gulla by 2.6. The five starters were: Walter Shackley, Thomas Maduskie and Mike Sameski as forwards, and Oliver Mahn and Dick Jordano at guard. Our school was very well represented at the Bay State All-Star Game. Shackley, Maduskie, Jordano and Cushman took part. Shackley was the hero of this contest, with nine points credited to his skill. The All- Stars won from the Champions of Milton High, 32-29. The standings of the season ' s games are as follows: Norwood 49 Norwood 46- Norwood 55- Norwood 42- Norwood 63- Norwood 41- Norwood 40- Norwood 54- Norwood 45- Norwood 47- Norwood 47- Norwood 64- Norwood 38- Norwood 44- -Natick 56 -Needham 70 -Framingham 46 -Wellesley 38 -Walpole 32 -Dedham 27 -Milton 53 -Framingham 28 -Needham 41 -Natick -Wellesley -Walpole -Milton -Dedham 46 33 32 44 40 •{94 } TEIMIS , 1 Mr. Fisher, Crosby, Deeb, Ingle, Foster, Sylvester GOLf Tin at ii ' f Jfi ' • m ill - in: Bin fee Hi III 11 III II! Rear Row: Mr. Learnard, McCarty, Pendergast, Glaser, Tibbetts, Carlson Front Row: Lydon, Burke, Donahue, Hardy INDOOR TRACK f ft I I ifozr Row; Mr. Fisher, Lyons, Stadalnick, May, Crimmins, Bilotta, Butler, Shaugnessy Front Row: Esper, Grover, Lee, DeRose, Hynes, Paquette OUTDOOR TRACK Rear Row: Mr. Fisher, Bilotta, Esper, N. Carlson, Butler, Kallstrom, A. Carlson Front Row: Wheeler, Johnson, Lee, Stadalnick, Rombola TRUSS ■■t mm BONEY Sfe ' V 0r CMG P buz; : ■■ -,■: READ ' EM AND WEEP! A glance at the opposite column will explain the above title. Despite outstanding pitching by Cuff and Gotovich, the fielding was generally poor and the hitting slow. However, several sophomores seem to be shaping up well and so prospects are brighter for next year. BOARD Of STRHTEGy Coach Scafati, Jordano, Cuff, McCue, Pothier, De Almeida, Ryan, Gotovich, Assistant Coach Fenton Gzf ' y x JfrJrf? ff ft Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood Norwood BOO-HOO! 6— Framingham 1— Natick 2 — Needham 0— Wellesley 1— Walpole 7— Milton — Dedham 11— Framinfiham 6— Cathedral V ' jpUWWkfcf! BASEBALL SQUAD ,„„ «..: Go !,, M,„i , K,. , S.m.ski, Cff, De M., N W „,, McC«=, Po,hi«,, Un ylfara ; Bunker, Hall, Flood GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Rear Row: Carlson, Maroney, Charron, Welles, Sullivan, Walsh, Frates, Glynn Front Rou : Dixon, Tauber, Oelschlagel, Chisholm, Donahue, McGovern, Hefferan girls ' Ttnms Rear Row: Leighton, Butler, Crimmins, Chapman, Lucas, Kallgren Front Row: Maroney, Priday, Chisholm, King, Crosby CLASS WILL flflD TOTEM To Each His Own We, the graduating class of the Half-Century, being of sound and well-developed mind, after a three year reformation, during which the long-suffering teachers of this institution have attempted to insert a little knowledge into those yawning cavities we playfully call our brains, do hereby bequeath this, our last will and testament, and declare any other testaments set forth in our name, null and void. We hereby bequeath these gifts to the following fortunate (?) individuals. Article I — To Mr. Hayden, we leave our sincere appreciation fot guiding us through these happy, though somewhat stormy, years. His kind understanding has helped to smooth many of the bumps on the road to knowledge. Article II — To Mrs. Riley, we leave a first-class Yearbook and all our gratitude for helping our somewhat faltering steps to produce it. Article III — To all homeroom teachers, we give orchids and well-earned vacations after their nerve- wracking trio of years as guardians of the 1950 Angels. Article IV — We leave to Miss Ryan an F.B.I, badge, and as a special gift from the Senior Girls, a super-duper padlock for her office door. Article V — To Mr. Fisher, we leave a rubber telephone pole, guaranteed to withstand all shocks for the Driver Education students to practice on before taking their license tests. Article VI — To Mr. Dunn, we leave a dozen arrows and some pots of boiling oil to fight off the Indians who frequently attack Room 221. Article VII — To Miss O ' Sullivan, we leave a life-sized portrait of Laurence Olivier as Hamlet; we ' re sorry it isn ' t the real thing. Article VIII — Frank Malacaria leaves Miss Gow and vice versa, with mutual gratitude in a job well done. Article IX — To Miss Coleman, we leave an Oscar for her outstanding direction of the Senior Play and Operetta. Article X — Elaine Sullivan leaves her seat in College Physics to any girl who feels capable of mastering Newton ' s Law of Gravity. {101 Article XI — Joyce Johnson leaves her creative art ability to Mr. Schultz so that he may tailor it to fit some lucky artistic-minded Junior. Article XII — Gerry Hale leaves her good taste in chic clothes to Jane-Ellen Estey, Junior best-dressed. Article XIII — Russ Pothier, star of radio and television, leaves his enviable record of four goals in a game to Don Glaser, another up-and-coming hockey hopeful. Article XIV — Betsy Curran leaves her shy, demure air to Patty Vescio, the bombshell of 1952. Article XV — Aulis Koski leaves his streamlined Hot Rod equipped with repair kit, to Stanley Babinski. Article XVI — Billy Curran bequeaths his immortal character TyTiot, who adorns our sports pages, to take his place in the hall of memories with 1945 ' s Fagan. Article XVII — Anne Bunker and Jean Charron, the 1950 Inseparables, leave this distinction to Mary O ' Grady and Betty Mahony. Article XVIII — Dick Lee, Norwood ' s Flash Gordon, leaves his track records to Eddie Hynes. Article XIX — John Hayes leaves his knack with a camera to Scoop Thompson. Article XX — Marlene Schaier leaves her title of Cutest Gal to Dotty Lovell, Sophomore Lovely. Article XXI — Doug Hardy leaves his upholstered armchair in Detention to Peanuts O ' Brien. Article XXII — Dottie Stepanowich leaves her ability to get things done and her title Done Most for the Class to any Junior who has the ability to claim it. Article XXIII — Bill Killoren leaves his latest book How to Win A ' s and Influence Teachers to the Junior Class who will have all next year to practice its principles. Article XXIV — Walter Shackley leaves his record on the basketball court to Pete Flood. Article XXV — John Pierce and Jean Eisnor leave their remarkable scholastic records to thejunior savants, Raymond Murphy and Catherine Dowd. Article XXVI — The two Bobs, Bunker and Sager, leave their insouciance and indecipherable dialect to next year ' s Damon and Pythias. Article XXVII — Buddy Gordon leaves. What, again? Article XXVIII — The Senior Class of 1950 leaves with fond memories of our days here at the school on the Hill. In witness whereof, we have subscribed our names and affixed our seal, this thirteenth day of June, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty. Witness: Patricia O ' Grady CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY 4102 } sponsoRS Dr. and Mrs. George R. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Atkins Balch School Faculty Rev. and Mrs. Franklyn H. Boardman Dr. and Mrs. Neville A. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bowler Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Breen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bunker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Butler, Jr. Dr. David J . Butters Callahan School Faculty Dr. Stephen J. Carbone Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Carlson Dr. and Mrs. James F. Carolan Rev. William C. Carroll Mr. J ohn J . Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Charron Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Church Mrs. Frederick Coite Dr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Collins Mr. J ohn J. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coughlin Mr. William Coughlin Dr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Danovitch Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dempsey Mrs. Teresa Dennett Mr. and Mrs. Amos T. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Donahue Dr. and Mrs. Edward Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Enos W. Eisnor Miss Marguerite I. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis Rev. and Mrs. William F. English Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Feaver, Jr. Mr. J ohn J. Flaherty, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Flower The Four P. G. ' s Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Glynn Mr. and Mrs. John Gnerre Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gormley Miss Ruth M. Gow Rev. Christopher P. Griffin Dr. Joseph J. Hagerty Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hale Mrs. Esther Cook Hallet Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hamlin Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hayden Mr. and Mrs. John Healy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Hefferan Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hoar Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ivatts Mrs. Anthony Ippoliti Miss Ruth M. Johngren Mr. and Mrs. Carl A.Johnson { 103 } Mrs. Madeline Keefe Miss Margaret Kenefick Mr.JohnK. Kiley Miss Marie Knoll La Classe de Francais II de Madame R. Dr. and Mrs. William F. Lovell Dr. Roy T. Lydon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Lydon Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln D. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maier Mrs. Barbara Malacaria Mrs. M. Adele Marcoux Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Y. Martin Math IV Class Dr. and Mrs. James A. McComb Miss Louise McCormack Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth McElwee Miss Grace C. McGonagle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGuff Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. McKenna Miss Mildred Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. William Metta Rev. and Mrs. Edmund A. Miller Rt. Rev. J. F. Minihan, D.D. Mr. Lewis J . Moore Dr. and Mrs. D.J. Murphy Norwood Fire Department Mr. and Mrs. Andrew O ' Brien Dr. and Mrs. JohnJ. O ' Day Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O ' Gorman Mrs. James R. O ' Grady Miss Elizabeth O ' Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. O ' Toole Miss Mary Pacheco Miss Ruth L. Page Mr. and Mrs. C. Roger Pearson Dr. and Mrs. V. A. Pelletier Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Pungitore Mr. Richard E. Ready Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Rehnstrom Mr. and Mrs. JohnJ. Reynolds Dr. and Mrs. H. B. C. Riemer Mrs. Philip W. Riley Miss Veronica Riley Dr. Harriet E. Rogers Miss Katherine E. Ryan Dr. William F. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Sager Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sayre Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Schaier Shattuck School Faculty Dr. and Mrs. Louis A. Sieracki Mr. and Mrs. John Stepanowich Dr. and Mrs. Herman J. Sternstein Dr. Evelyn Stewart Dr. Ned F. Stewart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Sullivan Mr. John Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Surette Mr. and Mrs. Forest C. Sylvester Mr. Edward Tarutis Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Trudeau Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vescio Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wallace Rev. Richard E. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Weisul Mr. and Mrs. George H. Welles Mrs. Helen Wenzel Winslow and West School Faculty Rev. H.J. Zawalich { 104 Remember how flabbergasted we were to see some combinations of couples at school dances? ROYAL JONES 1st Vice President OTIS DUBEY 2nd Vice President GERARD HAWKINS Treasurer % jE i( £ GUY ABBATE Assistant Treasurer EDWARD GORDON Secretary JOHN J. HARRIS Assistant Secretary NORFOLK COUNTY PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION NORWOOD, MASS. WILLIAM E. RUSSELL, JR., President CENTER PHARMACY Canton, Mass. CURTIN PHARMACY Walpole, Mass. BROOKS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. JONES ' PHARMACY Walpole, Mass. RUSSELL PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. BALCH PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. H. L. WARDLE DRUG CO. Dedham, Mass. NORWOOD PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. EAST WALPOLE PHARMACY CO. East Walpole, Mass. WESTWOOD PHARMACY Westwood, Mass. CAMPBELL ' S DRUG STORE Stoughton, Mass. GATES DRUG STORE East Dedham, Mass. DAY DRUG STORE Norwood, Mass. DUBEY ' S DRUG STORE Canton, Mass. BURTT ' S PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. CLARK PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. GUILD SQUARE PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. TOWN PHARMACY Millis, Mass. GARNER ' S PHARMACY Norwood, Mass. MANTER ' S PHARMACY Needham Heights, Mass. ISLINGTON PHARMACY Islington, Mass. WELLINGTON PHARMACY Walpole, Mass. THE DANAHY PHARMACY Cnaton, Mass. McHUGH DRUG STORE Dedham, Mass. OUIMET ' S DRUG STORE Foxboro, Mass. Patronize Member Stores Remember our surprise on finding the school warm when we worked on Tiot during vacation? Established January 5, 1894 Remember when Dottie looked for Mrs. R. in the waste-basket? DULKIS SUPER SERVICE Complete Motor Tune-up 495 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-0685 FLAHERTY CONTRACTING CO. 40 PROSPECT STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-1056 JOHN M. MUTCH and CO. 62 HIGHLAND STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-0342 Remember when the boys threw Jerri out the window? i8SftWWSR«§g THE HOME OF FINE FUR STORAGE Local Storage Vaults FULLY INSURED OPEN FOR INSPECTION CLEANING - PRESSING TAILORING - SHIRTS All work done in our own modern plants 913 Main Street - Walpole Telephones: Walpole 1293 NOrwood 7-1668 ORENT BROTHERS, Inc. ESTABLISHED 1912 CLOTHING OUTFITTERS for the Entire Family .?■ ■ - i q -pRErrrGiRi- is like a melody L0NEJOMl £AL JMEfMBMl FANCY FREE Remember all those Einsteins in Math IV? FURLONG ' S Candies and Ice Cream Norwood Theatre Building Norwood, Massachusetts GERTRUDE ' S PASTRY SHOPPE Fancy Pastry Is Our Specialty 641 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. For friendly and efficient service CALL JACK ' S TAXI and TRAVEL BUREAU Agency for Greyhound Bus Line . . . Cars for . . . Funerals, Weddings and Private Parties 635 Washington Street Suits - Coats - Sportswear MARY ' S SHOPPE 15 Cottage Street NORWOOD, MASS. Lingerie - Dresses - Hosiery GARNER ' S PHARMACY Prescription Specialist KODAKS - CAMERA SUPPLIES 693 Washington Street Telephone NOrwood 7-0038 JENNIE ' S RESTAURANT Italian American Food Reasonable Prices FOOD TO TAKE OUT Telephone NOrwood 7-1498-R SPAGHETTI STEAK Remember the good times at Gun Rock? CONWAY ' S PONTIAC CO., Inc. 997-9 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NO 7-2545 Pontiac The Most Beautiful Thing On Wheels The most miles at less cost Sales— PONTIAC— Service THE BEST USED CAR BUYS IN TOWN AMCO GASOLINE and LUBRICANTS TOWNE ' S EXPRESS — Daily Service — NORWOOD WALPOLE DEDHAM BOSTON Telephone NOrwood 7-0792 A. L. BATEMAN CO., Inc. A Good Place to Have Your Insurance Protection 92 Nichols Street NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-0642 NORWOOD RADIO CO. R. A. Norton, Prop. Radios - Combinations Television 711 Washington Street Telephone NOrwood 7-1101 Remember school days, school days, golden rule days? L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts CLASS RINGS and PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS CLUB INSIGNIA MEMORIAL PLAQUES DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS Represented by . . . Mr. Gene Manchester Attleboro Office Remember when Barbara liked Charlie the Bread Man? F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY Put Your Feet In Regan ' s Hands REGAN ' S SHOE CORNER Sole Agent for ENNA JETTICK AIR TREDS BOSTONIANS STRIDE RITES X-ray, of course! Intelligently used VIRGIL FLOWER SHOPPE Floral Designs For All Occasions 8 Vernon Street Tel. NO 7-2560 — Flowers By Wire — VERNE INN 12 Vernon Street Tel. NO 7-1261 PERRELL ' S RESTAURANT — Featuring — Fried Clams Soda Bar Sandwiches At the Town. Line Norwood and Westwood Route 1 MacDONALD ' S GROCERIES 345 Prospect Street Norwood Tel. NO 7-2018 Remember when Jean stole Ann ' s skirt in gym? HAMLIN ' S SERVICE STATION Cor. Railroad Ave. and Washington St. NORWOOD Mobiloil . : . Mobilubrication Tires and Accessories Tel. NO 7-0274 GAY AND METTERS Insurance 621 Washington Street NORWOOD Tel. 7-2420 ROLL-LAND 942 Providence Highway NORWOOD, MASS. BERT ' S MEN ' S STORE Norwood, Massachusetts Remember the stories Shirley told before X-Rays? FLESH vs. ENERGY While the chemicals in your body, if melted down, would bring about 98c, you are worth much more according to your average possible earning power. Form your own odds: Present Value of Average Earnings Working For a Working Occupation Life Span Lifetime Medicine 42 years $108,000 Law 43 ' 105,000 Dentistry 45 ' 95,400 Engineering 43 ' 95,300 Architecture 43 ' 82,500 College Teaching 44 ' 69,300 Social Work 45 ' 51,000 Journalism 46 ' 41,500 Ministry 44 ' 41,000 Library Work 46 ' 35,000 Public School Teaching 45 ' 29,700 Skilled Trades 44 ' 28,600 Nursing 40 ' 23,300 Unskilled Labor 44 ' 15,200 Farming 51 ' 12,500 Farm Labor 51 ' 10,400 CARROLL H. WOODS INSURANCE AGENCY WARREN L. MILLIKEN, Agent Norwood, Mass. BOCH SALES AND SERVICE A alU Two Great Cars STATESMAN AMBASSADOR Providence Highway, Norwood NO 7-1096 Rember when Sager and Mahn played Boogie? POCE DI MARZO Barber Shop 1036 Washington Street NORWOOD NESSON STORES 726-728 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. We Say It With Values ' NIKKTS BEAUTY SALON 719 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. JOHN KELLIHER VARIETY STORE 210 Pleasant Street Norwood, Mass. You Said It, Use Your Credit Norwood ' s Lucky Store HALON JEWELRY CO. 642 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. Norwood ' s Leading Jeweler A Gift From Your Jeweler is Finest You buy the best when you buy GEARTY ' S SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 653 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. Remember when the kids got locked in the reference room? SHURFINE MARKET Matthew Folan and Henry McKeown Proprietors Located at 448 Nahatan Street NORWOOD Wholesale— MONUMENTS— Retail NORWOOD MONUMENTAL WORKS MAZZOLA ' S MEMORIALS E. D. Mazzola Telephone NOrwood 7-1735 WASHINGTON AND CHAPEL STREETS NORWOOD, MASS. EDMUND J. CASHEN INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Remember when the girls paraded in sneakers? READ WHITE caps a BRUCE ' S ANIMAL HOSPITAL GOWNS IfllSJi AND KENNELS, Inc. Route 128 Dedham Massachusetts For Sale and iN- f to Rent rtamnft 111 Summer Street BOSTON, MASS. LI 2-7930 NO 7-1039-M ANDY ' S GIFT SHOP Jewelers - Watchmakers 10 Guild Street LEROY M. CARLSON — Surveying — NORWOOD, MASS. 44 Sycamore Street Norwood, Mass. To Make Your House a Home — Buy at — STEVENS ' DELICATESSEN CHARLES M. STEVENS CALLAHAN ' S NORWOOD FURNITURE CO. 647 Washington Street Washington St. Norwood Norwood, Massachusetts Remember when we carried home six books (that ' s all)? Norwood Automobile Company Authorized Sales and Service for CADILLAC 64-68 BROADWAY Tel. NOrwood 7-0011 (% WHEUE otse you? ■ ' ' ■.• ■ ' TTT A rZRPATTlAY A7 -RI uiim Remember when Murph ana Patty did a pajama dance? CENTRAL SERVICE STATION RALPH E. JONES, JR., Prop. W. T. GRANT CO. Gulf Service 686 Washington Street Washington St. and Douglass Ave. NORWOOD Motor Oils Gasoline Gulflex Lubrication Road Service Tel. NO 7-1399 EAST WALPOLE CLEANSING and BURK ' S SHOE STORE WHATNOT SHOPPE 643 Washington Street Dyeing - Shirts Laundered Norwood, Mass. Dry Goods - Notions The Home of Buster Brown and Phone Walpole 660 East Walpole Sq. Teen-Age Shoes PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE G. E. APPLIANCES Just Right YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS Norwood ' s Name For Cleaning BAKER TTTCT DIPUT TAILORING JUM K1 j±11 COMPANY PLUMBING HEATING Oil Burner Sales and Service Guild Street NORWOOD 532 Washington Street Telephone NOrwood 7-0719 Remember receiving those messengers of good will, as Mr. H. calls U-Cards? UNITED CO-OPERATIVE STORE 47 Savin Ave. NO 7-0438 Dairy 33 Fisher Street Walpole 566-W WELCH ' S NEWS STAND, Inc. 633 Washington Street Tel. NO 7-0970 Stationery - Cards Office Supplies NOW IT ' S FASHIONABLE TO SAVE THE SHOELAND Quality Shoe Cancellations For Entire Family JOHN F. MURRAY, Prop. 709 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. JAMES DE QUATTRO Real Estate Summer Cottages Bought and Sold 2 Howard Street Norwood, Mass. Tel. NO 7-2682-R NORWOOD LAUNDRY CO. Launderers and Cleansers 884 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NO 7-0999 BABEL ' S PAINT AND WALLPAPER 715 Washington Street Modene Service Remember when we labored doing research for Chamber of Commerce Essays? KNOX-SMITH, Inc. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Direct Factory Dealer Sales - Service - Parts 519 WASHINGTON STREET NOrwood 7-2110 Where Customers Send Their Friends The Employees and Management of The TOBE DEUTSCHMAN Corporation 921 PROVIDENCE HIGHWAY NORWOOD, MASS. Remember the ohs ' and ahs ' when we exchanged pictures? C. W. Food Market HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF Fish, Fruits, Groceries, Vegetables McCarthy Ice Cream Bird ' s Eye Frozen Foods 301 NAHATAN STREET Free Delivery Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Tel. NOrwood 7-1620 - 1621 Gillooly Funeral Service 126 Walpole Street NORWOOD, - - - MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-0174 BUY AND SAVE KORDETTE SHOPS Norwood ' s Leading Shop for WOMEN and CHILDREN CHARGE AND BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED Remember Bunker s contribution to any and all character sketches of seniors, ' 1 well, he ' s alive ? 1 GOVE ELECTRICAL CO. 705 Washington Street NORWOOD Phone NO 7-0550 JACK ' S RESTAURANT Full Course Dinners Open 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. 640 Washington Street NORWOOD ROSE ANN ' S PASTRY SHOP 1031 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD 1 WASHINGTON STREET CANTON 264 WASHINGTON STREET ISLINGTON MODERN MEAT SHOP 15 East Cottage Street NORWOOD, MASS. ALLEN ' S CUT RATE Perfumers 656 Washington Street NORWOOD HARRY J. KORSLUND Architect 506 Washington Street NORWOOD Tel. NO 7-0555 HOUHfGHTBEnOQN Remember when we assembled this masterpiece? Quality - Values DREYFUS WHITE Wholesale - Retail BRENNER ' S Fruits and Vegetables CHILDREN ' S SHOPS, Inc. Boys ' , Girls ' and Infants ' Wear 620 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. 652 Washington Street Tel. NO 7-0592, - 7-1526, - 7-0482 Norwood, Mass. Tel. NO 7-2276 FREDERICK F. BROWN ALDO D. PELLINI Your Tailor and Furrier Funeral Home Cleansing - Pressing Guild Street Norwood Repairing - Dyeing The Friendly Service 487A Washington Street Norwood, Mass. BROOKS ' 5 and 10 Beauty Is Our Business 1040 Washington Street POWDER PU FF SOUTH NORWOOD 842 Washington Street NORWOOD Headquarters for School Supplies Remember the many romances that flowered and faded so quickly? FRED R. O ' CONNOR NO 7-3058 NORWOOD TYPEWRITER CO. Sales - Service Rentals - Supplies FORREST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY — Sales Representative — ROYAL TYPEWRITERS 1008 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. COFSKY ' S EXPRESS Boston - Norwood - Walpole Home Office 63 Austin Street Norwood, Mass. Tel. NO 7-1224 Boston Office 58 Broad Street Boston, Mass. Tel. HAncock 6-9870 TOWN SQUARE HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CORPORATION 599 Washington Street NORWOOD Remember our adventures when working on the advertising staff? THE NORWOOD LAW SOCIETY Remember when the two traffic officers danced into Miss Elliott? Exterior and Interior Painting Expert Painting and Paperhanging MANFRED E. CARLSON 44 Sycamore Street NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NO 7-1039-M NORWOOD HARDWARE Supply Co. SOUTHERN THEATER FRED FEDELI, Manager 1106 Washington Street NORWOOD Tel. NO 7-1432-W ' CUMMINGS ' 659 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. £ POPULAR CLASSICAL RECORDS McLELLAN STORES Remember our first introduction to Ty Tiot, Billy Curran ' s creation? SERVING THE NATION SINCE 1776 We are supplying military and civilian demands with the best in Lamb and Sheepskins WINSLOW BROS. SMITH CO. NORWOOD, MASS. NORWOOD LUMBER COMPANY . : . Bent on Service . : . . : . Straight on Quality . : . LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL EAST HOYLE STREET NOrwood 7-0244 Remember when Russ scored four goals? Paul H. Kraw Funeral Home Norwood ' s Most Modern Funeral Home No charge for use of chapel 1248 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD, MASS. NOrwood 7-0482 North Walpole Greenhouses POTTED PLANTS AND FLOWERS The newest and best in Corsage Creations . : . Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere . : . Tel. Walpole 159 Alice Beauty Shop 681 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NOrwood 7-0882- W Remember the days before our two Proms and the who ' s going with whom surprises? MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL OF PHYSIOTHERAPY Founded 1937 Enter the Profession of MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Courses in PHYSIOTHERAPY, X-RAY, MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNIQUES, MEDICAL SECRETARY One and Two-Year Courses Limited Enrollment - Veterans ' Pr ograms Co-ed, Placement, Certificate, Clinical Training Graduates employed in Hospitals, Clinics and Medical Offices Applicants now being considered for all courses REGISTER NOW! Lie. by the Comm. of Mass. Dept. of Education 240 BEACON STREET BOSTON, MASS. Telephone: KE 6-4211 Edward Bingham Sons, Inc. FLORIST Established 1900 Incorporated 1930 PINE STREET, DEDHAM Tel. DEdham 3-1692 Remember the broom-mate we swept with in the Tiot Room? Compliments of NORWOOD COUNCIL, No. 252 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NORWOOD, MASSACHUSETTS GOODYEAR TIRES GULF PRODUCTS SANSONE MOTORS, Inc. and NORWOOD MOTOR TOURS Agents for De Soto and Plymouth Automobiles - International Trucks Remember when we heard the no-school whistles? People Who Know Say . . . MacDONALD ' S COLOR CENTER . . . The Spot to Shop . . . For Fine Wallpaper, Paint, and Art Materials 48 Day Street NORWOOD THE ALICE GIFT SHOP 696A Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. Gifts - Greeting Cards - Yarns THE WINGS CLUB, Inc. NORWOOD MALT CO. THE REGENT SHOPS Apparel For The Junior Misses 677 Washington Street NORWOOD AMBROSE J. KELLY Is Your Best Bet For Quality Television PHILCO ANDREA R.C.A.-VICTOR GENERAL ELECTRIC STROMBERG CARLSON Be Sure Before You Buy! KELLY ' S APPLIANCE CENTER 650 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. Phone NO 7-2709 Remember our vain attempt to save Miss Coleman ' s voice by unique loud-speaking equipment? Shop at KENNEY ' S TURNPIKE LUMBER CO. —Foe- Men ' s and Boys ' Wear Doors, Windows, Lumber, Etc. FAMOUS BRANDS Jayson - Van Heusen - Airman Sandy MacDonald - Adam Hat Norwood ' s Friendly Lumber Yard Suits - Topcoats - Slacks Free Estimate - Free Delivery 1048 Washington Street SOUTH NORWOOD, MASS. NOrwood 7-2269 Service is our byword 900 Route No. 1 Tel. NO 7-2594 - 7-2907 By Appointment— Tel. NO 7-1727 NORWOOD COMMERCIAL LAB TOWN SQUARE FILLING STATION GORDON W. GIRLING, Prop. 449 Washington Street Broadway and Cottage Streets NORWOOD, MASS. Phone 7-2221 E. LANNIGAN, Tech. NORWOOD, MASS. MARTIN FABRICS, Inc. — Formerly — NORWOOD FABRIC SHOP Curtains - Draperies CAFE VENICE, Inc. Slip Covers 6 Guild Street Tel. NO 7-1729 Remember when we played tag at the Sophomore Party? KLEPS AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE BATTERIES - IGNITION - CARBURETION LOCKSMITHING - RADIO 770 PROVIDENCE HIGHWAY Telephone NOrwood 7-2279 Walpole St. Garage STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Cars and Trucks 451 WALPOLE STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-0639 APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE REFRIGERATORS - RADIOS - WASHERS FREEZERS - TELEVISION — Sold and Serviced — 1124-1130 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWOOD, MASS. MACCHI BROS. Remember the professor ' s histrionics during our musicale rehearsals? Norwood Bank Banking Company COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES 115 CENTRAL STREET 1135 WASHINGTON STREET NEXT TO NORWOOD THEATRE SOUTH NORWOOD NO 7-2720 NO 7-2722 Hours 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Friday Evenings 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ' Norwood Co-Operative Bank PROFITABLE SAVINGS SERIAL SHARES— For Systematic Savings, Current dividend at 3 % per annum, compounded quarterly. SAVINGS SHARES — Deposit as often as you can. Withdraw when needed. Current interest rate 2% per annum, compounded quarterly. PAID-UP SHARES— For Lump Sum Investment. Current dividend iy 2 % per annum Dividends payable quarterly. All Shares Insured In Full Under Massachusetts Law Remember Sager and Shirley dipping for the photographer? DENNY HOUSE REST HOME MALE and FEMALE Good Food Quiet Surroundings Reasonable Rates 86 Saunders Road NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-3085-W Blue Coal New England Coke Our Guaranteed Fuels JOHN A. WHITTEMORE ' S SONS Oil Burner Service Range and Fuel Oils FARNHAM ' S MUSIC SHOP Musical Instruments Rentals Repairs Accessories 861 Washington Street Tel. NO 7-2101-M BURTT ' S PHARMACY 170 Walpole Street Prescriptions - Ice Cream Candy NO 7-0171 BUSHWAY ICE CREAM J. Howard Bush way Established 1882 ' ' Everybody Likes It LEWIS ' RESTAU RANT Remember that Who, me? picture that we delighted in preserving for future generations? ARTHUR J. FORREST NORWOOD WOMEN ' S SHOP Petroleum Products 693 Washington Street — Dealer in — Esso Oil, Burners NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-0236 Range, Fuel Oils and Esso Gasoline Domestic - Commercial Industrial - Maintenance Construction CUMMING ' S SEARS ROEBUCK CO. ELECTRICAL SERVICE 607 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. Electrical Contractors J. H. FRATES. Manager 10 Post Office Square SHARON, MASS. Tel. Sharon 690 Remember when Bridget drove (?) Gige ' s car? WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC HEATING Phone NO 7-0137 Beaver Coal Oil Co. NORWOOD SPORT CENTER New England ' s Most Beautiful BOWLING AUDITORIUM TABLE TENNIS BILLIARD ROOM 24 Bowling Lanes 65 COTTAGE STREET Tel. NOrwood 7-1283 Open daily 12 noon to 12 midnight Sundays 2 to 11 P.M. Remember the scurrying to get out of the corridors when Mr. H. was on the war-path? Best Wishes To The Class of 7950 From THE STUDENT COUNCIL Remember the struggle to get sponsors for this book? JIM ' S DAIRY BAR Come Visit our Modern Soda Fountain Delicious Frapp es and Sundaes All Kinds of Sandwiches - French Fries Orders prepared to take out HOOD ' S ICE CREAM SERVED Hours 9 A.M. to 1 A.M. 1115 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWOOD NOrwood 7-3036 THE PLIMPTON PRESS COMPOSITION ELECTROTYPING PRESS WORK BINDING Remember our awfuldress rehearsal before Junior Miss and our fine show the fateful night? IT ' S SMART TO COME TO . JOHNSON MOTOR SALES, Inc. OLDSMOBILE - FRIGIDAIRE G. M. C. TRUCK 354 WASHINGTON STREET Tel. NO 7-0510 Tel. DE 3-1926 ISLINGTON-WESTWOOD, MASS. NEPONSET VALLEY FARM — Producers and Distributors — QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Telephone NO 7-0785 Ice Cream Stand 7-0532 Remember the day we wondered at the no school signal until we went out and fell flat? BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1950 Peabody Co-operative Association Remember the speedy grapevine by which rumors were spread to all and sundry? Best Wishes Class of 1951 Good Luck! Class of 1952 Remember going to see a film on history and having a chemistry picture appear instead? GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS FROM THE K.K.S.S. Patty Donahue Barbara Hawkes Mary Healy Dot Hefferan Carol Jostin Marion Abel Helen Alty Diana Bitar Rita Elias Florence Esper K.K.S.S. Seniors Marie Keefe Ann McGovern Mary Jane Murphy Thelma Sylvester Barbara Tauber ' 50 ' K.K.S.S. Juniors Irene Kelly Joan Percy Ann Priday Pat Redihan Sodira Sideropoulos ' 51 ' K.K.S.S. Sophomores Sally Bernier Tootsie Chapman Barbara Connolly Jane Corcoran Bubsy Deeb ' 52 ' Milda Elias Frannie Healy Dotty Hillman Patty King Mary McKenna Remember the corridor loafers who were constantly being admonished to break it up? STANDARD AUTO GEAR CO. FRED C. ANDERSON, JR. Licensed Electrician Industrial and Residential Wiring 115 Central Street NORWOOD, MASS. WALTER J. GLYNN, SR. Telephone NOrwood 7-1843 FRED C. BROWNE Co. AMERICAN LUNCH, Inc. Sales— FORD— Service Genuine Ford Parts 1212 Washington Street 390 State Highway at Pleasant Street NORWOOD, MASS. NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NO 7-0380 Telepnone NOrwood 7-1975 KELVINATOR Refrigerators - Freezers Mayflower Bottled Gas FIRESTONE Tires and Products NORWOOD MACHINE WORKS, Inc. BENDIX Ironers - Washers - Dryers GLENWOOD - FLORENCE Oil and Gas Ranges R.C.A. - ADMIRAL - ZENITH - MOTOROLA TELEVISION Free Home Trial SAM ' S AUTO APPLIANCE CO. 11 Cottage Street Tel. NO 7-1586 Remember all the substitute teachers whom we tormented during our Senior year? AMBROSE PRESS Printers for Over Fifty Years NORWOOD, MASSACHUSETTS BOOKS :: CATALOGUES :: BROCHURES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE VIEW BOOKS AND YEAR BOOKS MEMORIAL AND PRIVATE EDITIONS FOUR COLOR REPRODUCTIONS tc 16, • Impress Mr. Business Executive with your skill, accuracy, and poise! Prepare at Gibbs for an interesting, well-paid posi- tion. One and two year courses. Free personal placement in all Gibbs cities. Write today for job-opportunity booklet, Gibbs Girls at Work. Address Enrollment Committee KATHARINE GIBBS SCHOOL SECRETARIAL NEW YORK 17 230 Park Ave. 90 MARLBOROUGH STREET, BOSTON 14 CHICAGO II PROVIDENCE 6 MONTCLAIR, N. J. 51 E. Superior St. 155 Angell St. 33 Plymouth St. Remember when Miss Kenefick bought her home-room lollipops? GILLIS BUSINESS SCHOOL Specialized Training is the key to good positions ACCOUNTING I - II- -III B USINESS MATHEMATICS ALGEBRA COMPTOMETER SECRETARIAL EDIPHONE SHORTHAND (Machine, Symbol) TYPEWRITING MIMEOGRAPH CIVIL SERVICE STATE and FEDERAL TAXATION REFRESHER COURSES Accredited by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Education An Approved School under the G.I. Bill of Rights BUSINESS SERVICE There is no substitute for experience COMPLETE MAIL ADVERTISING PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER MIMEOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH BUSINESS FORMS CIRCULARS BULLETINS SKETCHES, LETTERING TYPING (Statistical, Copy) ADDRESSING (Machine, Typing, Written) THESES FIGURING INVENTORIES, etc. QUARTERLY TAX RETURNS STATE and FEDERAL INCOME TAX Call us for dependable stenographers, typists, office machine operators, bookkeepers, accountants . . . for temporary or permanent positions, experienced people or train beginners — Interviews arranged. 30 WALPOLE STREET NO 7-0844 NORWOOD, MASS. Best of Luck to Our Fellow Classmates R. B. CLUB Glo Liz Anne Peg Bridget Toot Betty Ann Joyce Elaine Connie Jerri Barbara Betty Jean Gini Remember trying to anticipate the mail as to intercept any incriminating communication? NORWOOD GAS COMPANY 530 WASHINGTON STREET NO. 7-0179 Jen ' s Beauty Shoppe 15 COTTAGE STREET NO 7-1594 THE NEWEST TREND IS SHORT HAIR Varied in length to suit your individual type — $10 This is our method of styling your hair for a partial or full permanent Gifts For Every Occasion IF YOU CAN AFFORD A NEW CAR YOU CAN AFFORD A BUICK Norwood Buick Company 10 COTTAGE STREET Phone NO 7-2910 Open Monday, Thursday, Friday Evenings Remember when Wally was dog-faced at assembly? THE HOLLISTON MILLS, INC. Remember when Betty blew the muffler coming home from the Dedham Conference? ERNEST R. WOOD 4 Featuring All Latest Methods of Permanent Waving Memorials ONYX BEAUTY SALON 871 Providence Highway Tel. NO 7-2462- W 738 Washington Street THE WOODSHED OWEN MOTORS, INC. Lincoln Where Norwood ' s Elite Mercury Meet to Eat SALES and SERVICE 14 Washington Street Route 109 Westwood, Mass. WESTWOOD, MASS. CENTRAL MOTORS, Inc. of NORWOOD NORWOOD PRINTING CO. Chrysler - Plymouth Quality Printing Mack Trucks — Sales and Service — 100 Central Street Rear of Town Hall 50 Central Street NORWOOD, MASS. NORWOOD Telephone NOrwood 7-1311 Tel. NOrwood 7-2200 Union Label Shop Remember our prayers for bad weather that only came during the weekends? HAYES and WALL Serving Norwood for Twenty-five Years Complete Automotive Service OFFICIAL BRAKE AND LIGHT STATION 990 Washington Street, Norwood, Mass. Telephone NOrwood 7-1942 Nights: NOrwood 7-1952-W— 7-1564-M C. I. Davis and Son, Inc. CONTRACTORS 233 WINTER STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NOrwood 7-0752-R The Norwood Press J. S. CUSHING CO. BERWICK AND SMITH CO. C. B. FLEMING CO., INC. Remember Mrs. Riley ' s casual way of telling some miscreant off, but good! THE FIESTA We specialize in Waffles Sandwiches of All Kinds THE SAMOVAR Come in for an after movie snack 1112-1112A Washington Street Route 1 Norwood, Mass. NORWOOD, MASS. — Tuxedos for Rent — WIGGINS AIRWAYS NORWOOD MUNICIPAL AIRPORT CURRAN ' S CLEANSING SHOP Cleansing - Alterations - Fur Storage AVIATION SCHOOL Pick-up and Delivery Service Call NOrwood 7-2480 714 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. For Rates and Information Tel. NOrwood 7-2853 PAUL B. CURRAN, Proprietor MAL ' S GAY FARM The Bargain Center of Norfolk County Norwood, Mass. MEN ' S AND BOYS ' WEAR SPORTING GOODS - WORK CLOTHES GENERAL MERCHANDISE Milk, Cream, and Apples 1020-1024 Washington Street Cor. Dean Street So. Norwood, Mass. Remember Mr. Dunn ' s constant campaign against the gremlin Indians? Tel. NOrwood 7-0720- W 7-2314 Residence NOrwood 7-0720-R Norwood Sheet Metal Works O. J. Germano, Prop. Warm Air Heating - Radiator Repairing Welding - Air Conditioning Route 1 NORWOOD, MASS. RAIDER ' S VILLAGE, Inc. E. O ' TOOLE Route 1, Corner of Everett Street ISLINGTON, MASS. For Fine Foods . Fountain Service - GLACIER SAND and STONE CO., Inc. SHARON - WALPOLE LINE Route 1 Remember Miss Ryan ' s war on gum-chewers? NORWOOD AERIE, No. 1822 John Dray Joseph Flynn President Treasurer Gerald Gotovich Secretary Trustees: Timothy M. Connolly, Chairman; James Conroy, Gerald Gotovich, Henry Noon, Thomas Stanton Fraternal Order of Eagles Liberty, Truth, Justice, Equality Home Open Daily NORWOOD, MASS. 12 Noon to 12 Midnight Tel. NOrwood 7-2529 The Fighting Fraternity With More Than One Million Members The Modern Dairy 350 LENOX STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Telephone NOrwood 7-0084-W THE S. S. K. ' s Marlene Sehaier Joyce Surette Lenore Dixon Lillian Oelschlagel Harriet Welles Nancy Pearson Jean Davis Patricia Packard Patricia O ' Grady Kae Ellen Small Lois La Flamboy Joyce Johnson Betty Carlson Shirley Johnson Remember the strains of provocative Spanish music emerging from 212? COVERS FOR THE TIOT ' 50 Delaney Press SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS MANUFACTURING FINE BOOK COVERS MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS UNION SAVINGS BANK THREE OFFICES 216 Tremont St., Boston 16 69 Franklin St., Boston 10 683 Washington St., Norwood SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Single Name Trustee Joint Accounts YOU MAY SAVE BY MAIL See Us About Low-cost SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE WILLIAM B. CAROLAN, President HOME MORTGAGES 4 and 4 % PERSONAL LOANS AT LOW RATES To Pay Bills or Send Money Use Our REGISTER CHECKS The Cost is only 10c per Check WILLIAM E. MACKEY, Treasurer Remember the spontaneous combustion at some class meetings? BAKER ' S DRESS GOODS 611 WASHINGTON STREET Tel. NOrwood 7-0948 CASH AND CARRY Norwood Tobacco and Confectionery Co. B. Grossman Son, Props. Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Candy, Paper Bags and Drug Sundries 487 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NOrwood 7-1809-W Maguire ' s Home Beautiful 1015 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD, MASS. Remember when we (fools) liked Mule Train ? WILLARD F. COLEMAN MAY FUNERAL SERVICE Builder 85 Nichols Street NORWOOD, MASS. Norwood, Mass. Telephone NOrwood 7-1509 CENTER GRILLE SOUTH NORWOOD MARKET, INC. LOUIS KILKUS, Manager Catering Our Specialty Meats and Groceries Cottage Street 1068 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. Telephone NOrwood 7-0485 JOHN E. BAMBER CO. GIORDANO ' S BARBER SHOP - Building Construction 714 Washington Street NORWOOD, MASS. 445 Walpole Street NORWOOD, MASS. Tel. NOrwood 7-2690 Remember Bunker ' s trouble with Espagnol? BIRD, who has been making quality products since the days of George Washington, wishes you the best of luck in your quest. BUILDING MATERIALS, FLOORING, PAPER PRODUCTS American Brake Shoe Company Remember the musical contributions by Sager to our hours of work in the Tiot Room? PURDY ► PORTRAITS ARE ► PERSONALIZED FOR ► PERFECTION IN YOUR ► ANNUAL 160 TREMONT STREET BOSTON, MASS. Remember the study halls — who could forget! EXTRA ENGRAVINGS j d yii ' -j .: i- ■k p PHOTO -ENGRAVERS ROBERTS ENGRAVING COMPANY 115 SAGAMORE STREET QUINCY 71, MASSACHUSETTS Remember Gypsy R. Killoren? ■f-1 LjetZtboOK. created and produced by our skilled craftsmen is always appreciated for the excellence of its design and quality of workmanship. ONE SIXTY WARREN STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS S pecla.Li.5t5 in £ chooL a.n £ ClolLeqe - ' uljLLca.tioni Autographs Dear Hearts And Gentle People With A Smile And A Song We Bid You Adieu It ' s Been Swell Knowing You